Advances in infrastructures and tools for multiagent systems

Alberola, Juan M.; Botti, Vicente; Such, José M.

doi:10.1007/s10796-014-9493-6

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“…To provide an example from the data collection, consider a multi agent system (MAS) where interoperability is one of the key properties of the design (Alberola et al 2014;Saleem et al 2010). The particular test case was based on a MAS for energy management where energy usage is monitored and based on strategies actions are taken to modify the energy consumption.…”

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Empirical assessment of the accuracy of an interoperability prediction language

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Johnson

2016

Inf Syst Front

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Interoperability, defined as the satisfaction of a communication need between two or more actors, is an important aspect in many phases of an enterprise's development.Mastering the field of interoperability is a daunting task so aid in predicting interoperability can be of great benefit. Formalisms capable of such predictions of future information system architectures are however sparse, and when employed, it is essential that the prediction is accurate. In this paper, a previously proposed interoperability modelling and prediction language is subjected to case testing and evaluated toward interoperability predictions made by practitioners and experts in the field. The results show that although there are some areas not currently covered by the framework, in general, it performs better than the intended users, and would thereby provide additional support in various development and design contexts.

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