2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2009.04.054
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Flexible coordinator design for modeling resource sharing in multi-agent systems

Abstract: -One approach to modeling multi-agent systems (MAS) is to employ a method that defines components which describe the local behavior of individual agents, as well as a special component, called a coordinator. The coordinator component coordinates the resource-sharing behavior among the agents. The agent models define a set of local plans, and the combination of local plans and a coordinator defines a system's global plan. Although earlier work has provided the base functionality needed to synthesize inter-agent… Show more

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“…Agents use hierarchical business knowledge models with business process rules at the top, business rules to control policy and logic in the middle and a base layer defining business concepts. Later, the authors design a flexible method that supports a range of coordinator components [10]. However, the approaches defined in the above don't consider the operation of service, and they don't involve in how to filter the service.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Agents use hierarchical business knowledge models with business process rules at the top, business rules to control policy and logic in the middle and a base layer defining business concepts. Later, the authors design a flexible method that supports a range of coordinator components [10]. However, the approaches defined in the above don't consider the operation of service, and they don't involve in how to filter the service.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The most famous bio-inspired algorithms include genetic algorithm [1] , neural network [14] , immune system [24] . Multi-agent system simulates society and human decision behavior [16,20] . In the above approaches, bio-inspired structures and principles are designed by metaphors from genetic system, neural system, immune system and psychology.…”
Section: Bio-nspired Approachesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the reference [1], a flexible design method that supports a range of coordinator components is described, which defines four levels of coordination and an associated four-step coordinator generation process. Reference [2] aims to improve the insufficiency of the contract net by developing a mechanism to facilitate cooperation of agents to accomplish their tasks while avoiding undesirable states and enhances the overall system performance in manufacturing systems.…”
Section: Instructionmentioning
confidence: 99%