A Complete-Computerised Delphi Process with a Multi-Agent System

García‐Magariño, Iván; Gómez-Sanz, Jorge J.; Pérez-Agüera, José R.

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“…These agents will negotiate in order to suggest an agreed annotation. Research in agents have already addressed these negotiation issues [55]. We also intend to add semi-supervised learning to the ES, allowing it to calibrate scores according to the users' feedback.…”

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A rule-based expert system for inferring functional annotation

Xavier

Crespo

Fuentes-Fernández

2015

Applied Soft Computing

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A rule-based expert system for inferring functional annotation

Xavier

Crespo

Fuentes-Fernández

2015

Applied Soft Computing

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“…These principles were modeled with INGENIAS [43] and implemented automatically with its code generation facilities. The chosen domain for testing the implementation was a document classification problem [38]. Given a plain text document, agents had to discuss and decide whether this plain text document should be accepted or not as part of the collection.…”

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Aldewereld

Noriega

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Social Coordination Frameworks for Social Technical Systems

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The subject of this chapter is the application of models for social coordination (M4SC). Deriving from and extending multiagent systems (MAS), applications of M4SC inherit the attributes of MAS, such as multiple actors, distribution, and heterogeneity, but bring characteristics of their own that are essential to social coordination over and above conventional MAS. In this chapter, we first discuss these differentiating properties of M4SC, identifying essential and nonessential (but commonly occurring) characteristics. This we follow with a wideranging (but not exhaustive or exclusive) discussion of classes of M4SC applications, which are supported by structured, illustrative summaries of noteworthy examples of applications, created using the frameworks described elsewhere in this volume. Finally, we give an overview of a broader range applications developed with the frameworks, with links to further reading.

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“…The ideas were revised in [46] in an attempt to revisit INGENIAS modeling primitives and convert the old version of the protocol onto a more reusable one. The new specification extensively used the concept of a workflow, which highlights tasks and their performers whereas previous work [38] focused on protocols. The specification was apparently simpler.…”

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Social Coordination Frameworks for Social Technical Systems

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Boissier

Dignum³

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Law, Governance and Technology Series

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Abstract. The subject of this chapter is the application of models for social coordination (M4SC). Deriving from and extending multiagent systems (MAS), applications of M4SC inherit the attributes of MAS, such as multiple actors, distribution, and heterogeneity, but bring characteristics of their own that are essential to social coordination over and above conventional MAS. In this chapter, we first discuss these differentiating properties of M4SC, identifying essential and nonessential (but commonly occurring) characteristics. This we follow with a wideranging (but not exhaustive or exclusive) discussion of classes of M4SC applications, which are supported by structured, illustrative summaries of noteworthy examples of applications, created using the frameworks described elsewhere in this volume. Finally, we give an overview of a broader range applications developed with the frameworks, with links to further reading.

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A Complete-Computerised Delphi Process with a Multi-Agent System

Cited by 8 publications

References 23 publications

A rule-based expert system for inferring functional annotation

A rule-based expert system for inferring functional annotation

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Social Coordination Frameworks for Social Technical Systems

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