Exchange Values and Self-regulation of Exchanges in Multi-agent Systems: The Provisory, Centralized Model

Dimuro, Graçaliz Pereira; Costa, Antônio Carlos da Rocha

doi:10.1007/11734697_6

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“…Sistemas de valores de troca são definidos com base na teoria da troca social, desenvolvidos por Piaget. Inicialmente, foi proposto por [22] um modelo de interações entre agentes com base na teoria de trocas sociais de Piaget. Posteriormente, os trabalhos na literatura apresentam mecanismos de regulação de trocas.…”

Section: Estutura Das Trocas Sociaisunclassified

Teoria da identidade social aplicada ao jogo de autorregulação dos processos de trocas sociais baseado em sistemas multiagente

Saldanha¹,

Adamatti²,

Dimuro³

2017

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Resumo: A Teoria da Identidade Social enfatiza a dimensão social do comportamento individual e grupal, ao postular que o indivíduo é moldado pela sociedade e pela cultura. Desenvolvido por Macedo, o Jogo de Autorregulação dos Processos de Trocas Sociais, apresenta agentes artificiais comunicando-se pelas Trocas Sociais levando em conta suas diferentes estratégias de jogo até que o sistema atinja um equilíbrio em relação as trocas. A metodologia de desenvolvimento desse trabalho baseou-se na revisão de literatura sobre os conceitos necessários envolvidos nessa pesquisa, bem como o olhar de trabalhos da comunidade científica sobre a Teoria da Identidade Social e os Sistemas Multiagente e então a elaboração de uma proposta inicial. Como objetivo geral tem-se: desenvolver um modelo de simulação que integre os conceitos da Teoria da Identidade Social no âmbito do Jogo de Autorregulação dos Processos de Trocas Sociais. Como objetivos específicos: identificar em trabalhos relacionados contribuições para o desenvolvimento; elaborar uma proposta inicial para a análise de simulação multiagente. Espera-se que essa pesquisa contribua na análise de características emergentes do comportamento humano em ambientes artificiais que até então não foram investigadas coletivamente. Palavras-chave: Simulação Social, Psicologia Social, Teoria da Identidade Social Abstract:The Social Identity Theory emphasizes the individual and group social behavior by saying that the individual is build up by society and culture. Developed by Macedo, The Selfregulating Game of Social Exchanges, presents artificial agents communicating by Social Exchanges taking into account their different game strategies until the systems arise the equilibrium by means of social exchanges. This work was based on the literature review about the fundamental concepts used in this research, as the overview in the scienfitic community work on social identity theory and multi-agent systems and the initial proposal. As the main goal: develop a simulation model that mixes Social Identity Theory in the Self-regulating Game of Social Exchanges. The specific objectives: identify in related work contributions for development; An initial proposal for multi-agent simulation. It is expected that this research works in favor of emerging characteristics of human behavior in artificial enviroments that was not until now studied collectively.

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Section: Estutura Das Trocas Sociaisunclassified

Teoria da identidade social aplicada ao jogo de autorregulação dos processos de trocas sociais baseado em sistemas multiagente

Saldanha¹,

Adamatti²,

Dimuro³

2017

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“…For such procedure, Dimuro and Costa [9], present the proposal of creation of the exchange supervisor, a kind of leader agent as was defined in the Investigating Society of Participant, that is, a special agent capable of identifying the values involved in the exchanges accomplished by the agents and recommend them the accomplishment of new exchanges, with proper values so that the system has a balance.…”

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CV-Muzar Using a Multiagent System for Group Formation

Marchi

Moraes

Testa

2009

Education and Technology for a Better World

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Abstract. The purpose of this paper is to present two agents' societies responsible for group formation (sub-communities) in CV-Muzar (Augusto Ruschi Zoobotanical Museum Virtual Community of the University of Passo Fundo). The first is a static society that intends to investigate the groups in the CVMuzar. The second is a dynamical society that will analyze the existing groups and look for participants that have common subjects in order to constitute a subcommunity. The formation of sub-communities is a new module within the CVMuzar that intends to bring the participants together according to two scopes: similarity of interests and knowledge complementarities.

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“…In this paper, trying to advance the development of a future model of decentralized social control, we extend the centralized model presented in [3,4], to This work has been partially supported by CNPq and FAPERGS. 1 A discussion about related work on value-based approaches was presented in [6].…”

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confidence: 98%

“…The centralized social exchange control mechanism presented in [3,4] is based on the Piaget's theory of social exchange values [5]. 1 It is performed by an equilibrium supervisor, whose duty is: (i) to determine, at each time, the target equilibrium point for the system; (ii) to decide on which actions it should recommend agents to perform in order to lead the system towards that equilibrium point; (iii) to maintain the system equilibrated until another equilibrium point is required.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…1 It is performed by an equilibrium supervisor, whose duty is: (i) to determine, at each time, the target equilibrium point for the system; (ii) to decide on which actions it should recommend agents to perform in order to lead the system towards that equilibrium point; (iii) to maintain the system equilibrated until another equilibrium point is required. For that, the supervisor builds on Qualitative Interval Markov Decision Processes (QI-MDP) [3,4], MDP's [11] based on Interval Mathematics [12].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Regulating Social Exchanges Between Personality-Based Non-transparent Agents

Dimuro

Costa

Gonçalves

et al. 2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. This paper extends the scope of the model of regulation of social exchanges based on the concept of a supervisor of social equilibrium. We allow the supervisor to interact with personality-based agents that control the supervisor access to their internal states, behaving either as transparent agents (agents that allow full external access to their internal states) or as non-transparent agents (agents that restrict such external access). The agents may have different personality traits, which induce different attitudes towards both the regulation mechanism and the possible profits of social exchanges. Also, these personality traits influence the agents' evaluation of their current status. To be able to reason about the social exchanges among personality-based non-transparent agents, the equilibrium supervisor models the system as a Hidden Markov Model.

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Exchange Values and Self-regulation of Exchanges in Multi-agent Systems: The Provisory, Centralized Model

Cited by 9 publications

References 7 publications

Teoria da identidade social aplicada ao jogo de autorregulação dos processos de trocas sociais baseado em sistemas multiagente

Teoria da identidade social aplicada ao jogo de autorregulação dos processos de trocas sociais baseado em sistemas multiagente

CV-Muzar Using a Multiagent System for Group Formation

Regulating Social Exchanges Between Personality-Based Non-transparent Agents

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