Titlebook: Understanding Agent Systems; Mark d’Inverno,Michael Luck Book 2004Latest edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2004 Agent Architecture

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,,: Building a , System,ry urgent need for agent development methodologies and agent frameworks to enable developers to implement agent-based systems effectively and quickly. The development of such systems can also provide much needed experience to aid in answering other questions.

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Conclusions, to existing concepts and approaches to encompass them. In the definitions provided, we set up a sound conceptual base on which to elaborate more sophisticated definitions and architectures, while at the same time constructing a framework that can accommodate all types of agent, be they non-computat

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Book 2004Latest edition54,79,80, 108-110,116,118-120,122]. In this second edition, we have revised, updated and corrected the existing text and added three new chapters. These chapters provide a broader coverage of the fie1d of agents, and show in more detail how the specific framework described can be used to examine oth

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The Agent Landscape,to be a significant and generic computing technology. The dramatic and sustained growth of interest is demonstrated by the increasing number of major conferences and workshops in this very dynamic field, covering a depth and breadth of research that testifies to an impressive level of maturity for such a relatively young area.

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Computational Architecture for BDI Agents, on the other. Indeed, so many deliberative agent architectures and systems are based on the BDI framework that it is viewed as being as central to single-agent systems as the contract net is to multi-agent systems.

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