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Distributed Artificial Intelligence: Architecture and Modelling

First Australian Workshop on DAI, Canberra, ACT, Australia, November 13, 1995. Proceedings

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  • © 1996

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  1. Chengqi Zhang
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  2. Dickson Lukose
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 1087)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (16 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. Definition and application of a comprehensive framework for distributed problem solving

    • Hongxia Yang, Chengqi Zhang
    Pages 1-15

  3. A logical framework for multi-agent systems and joint attitudes

    • Lawrence Cavedon, Gil Tidhar
    Pages 16-30

  4. A kernel-oriented model for autonomous-agent coalition-formation in general environments

    • Onn Shehory, Sarit Kraus
    Pages 31-45

  5. A knowledge-level model of co-ordination

    • Sascha Ossowski, Ana García-Serrano
    Pages 46-57

  6. An evolutionary model of multi-agent systems

    • Bengt Carlsson
    Pages 58-69

  7. Engagement and cooperation in motivated agent modelling

    • Michael Luck, Mark D'Inverno
    Pages 70-84

  8. A methodology for developing agent based systems

    • Elizabeth A. Kendall, Margaret T. Malkoun, Chong H. Jiang
    Pages 85-99

  9. Plans and the revision of intentions

    • Wayne Wobcke
    Pages 100-114

  10. A formal view of social dependence networks

    • Mark D'Inverno, Michael Luck
    Pages 115-129

  11. From practice to theory in designing autonomous agents

    • Lorenzo Sommaruga, Nadia Catenazzi
    Pages 130-143

  12. Motivation and perception mechanisms in mobile agents for electronic commerce

    • C. Munday, J. Dangedej, T. Cross, D. Lukose
    Pages 144-158

  13. Integrated agent architecture: Execution and recognition of mental-states

    • Anand S. Rao
    Pages 159-173

  14. Neural network strategies for solving synthesis problems in non-conflict cases in distributed expert systems

    • Minjie Zhang, Chengqi Zhang
    Pages 174-188

  15. A linearly quasi-anticipatory autonomous agent architecture: Some preliminary experiments

    • Paul Davidsson
    Pages 189-203

  16. Cooperation among opportunistic agents on a distributed environment

    • Orlando Belo, José Neves
    Pages 204-215

  17. A scenario-based design method and an environment for the development of multiagent systems

    • Bernard Moulin, Mario Brassard
    Pages 216-232

  18. Back Matter

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About this book

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the First Australian Workshop on Distributed Artificial Intelligence, held in Canberra, ACT, Australia, in November 1995.
The 16 full papers included in the book are revised versions of the contributions accepted for presentation at the workshop; they cover a wide range of current issues in the field of DAI, such as formal frameworks, methodology, theory, and architecture; various aspects of agents and multi-agent systems are addressed.

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