Multi-Agent Oriented Integration in Distributed Control System

Choinski, Dariusz; Senik, Michal

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“…The last re- quired step relates to a valuation function ν that assigns objects from a domain of discourse to each term inside each logical formula of Γ i such that (µ i , Γ i ) ⇒ µ i j= Γ i . Logical formulas can be derived based on [30][31][32]34] and thus are out of the scope of this work.…”

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Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Technical Sciences

Choinski¹,

Senik²

2018

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The purpose of this study is to create, analyze and reuse an ontology-based approach during implementation of a multi-agent system (MAS) capable of integrating different elements of a distributed control system (DCS). Ontology is considered as knowledge about a particular domain. It includes static description of the domain's structure and properties, by means of which it is possible to define the domain's dynamic states, transitions between those states and conditions of those transitions. Because of that, it is possible to analyze such ontology in terms of modal logic in predicate logic settings.

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Section: Sample Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Technical Sciences

Choinski¹,

Senik²

2018

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“…This is because MAS integration system is not flat as it is purely hierarchical. Deep analysis reveals that MAS integration system should be divided into three main layers (Choinski and Senik, 2011) i.e. : direct cooperation layer, agent internal cooperation layer and user cooperation layer.…”

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“…MAXS (Multi Agent Cross Platform System) platform is a real time processing, hierarchical, multilayered, MAS integration system capable of dynamical adjustment to the existing information structure (Leduc, Lawford, Dai 2006), (Choinski and Senik 2011). It wraps over the existing JADE framework (Bellifemine et al, 2007) using a set of newly implemented agents thus creating a complex MAS.…”

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“…Complete description of all created agents can be found in Senik, et al, 2010, 2011). MAXS layered architecture (Choinski and Senik, 2011) presents openness and flexibility which implies self management nature. It is a key concept that satisfies dynamic conditions of the integrated environment.…”

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“…Each MAXS agent shares similar capabilities making them more compliant and consistent. Those capabilities are the key concepts of the internal platform architecture (Choinski and Senik, 2011).…”

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Multi-Agent System for Adaptation of Distributed Control System

Choinski¹,

Senik²

2012

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Informatics in Control, Automation and Robotics

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A solution based on Multi-Agent Systems properties has been proposed. The presented structure is designed to Distributed Control System behaviour abstraction and encapsulation of the technical characteristics of its individual elements such as OPC (OLE for process control) servers. An ontology facilitating the creation of user interface for Multi-Agent System environment has been proposed. This ontology is based on a set of concepts and symbols understandable for the operator and the knowledge defining the hierarchical structure of object. Presented solution is not only a conception but it is a real, cross platform implementation based on the both Java and .Net programming platform. It practically shows how new programming solutions, tools and methodologies can be integrated and reused to solve real life, practical automation system problems.

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Multilayer Automated Methods for the System Integration

Choinski

Senik

2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Multi-Agent Oriented Integration in Distributed Control System

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Technical Sciences

Bulletin of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Technical Sciences

Multi-Agent System for Adaptation of Distributed Control System

Multilayer Automated Methods for the System Integration

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