Team Formation by Self-Interested Mobile Agents

Ambroszkiewicz, Stanislaw; Matyja, Olaf; Penczek, Wojciech

doi:10.1007/10693067_1

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The Role Of the Group Leader1

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“…The role of the leader is not fixed, and it may change during the course of the dialogue when a new member joins the group, or when the current leader leaves the dialogue. Therefore PISA uses a token-based technique to identify the group's leader, similar to that of Ambroszkiewicz, Matyja, and Penczek (1998) where the token is used as a sign of decision power among a team of software agents.…”

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Arguing from experience using multiple groups of agents

Wardeh

Bench‐Capon

Coenen

2011

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A framework to support "Arguing from Experience" using groups of collaborating agents (termed participant agents/players) is described. The framework is an extension of the PISA multi-party arguing from experience framework. The original version of PISA allowed n participants to promote n goals (one each) for a given example. The described extension of PISA allows individuals with the same goals to pool their resources by forming "groups". The framework is fully described and its effectiveness illustrated using a number of classification scenarios. The main finding is that by using groups more accurate results can be obtained than when agents operate in isolation.

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