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Multiagent System Technologies

6th German Conference, MATES 2008, Kaiserslautern, Germany, September 23-26, 2008. Proceedings

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  1. Ralph Bergmann
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 5244)

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

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Table of contents (18 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  3. Research Papers

    1. Optimistic-Pessimistic Q-Learning Algorithm for Multi-Agent Systems

      • Natalia Akchurina
      Pages 13-24

    2. How to Program Organizations and Roles in the JADE Framework

      • Matteo Baldoni, Guido Boella, Valerio Genovese, Roberto Grenna, Leendert van der Torre
      Pages 25-36

    3. Agent Models for Concurrent Software Systems

      • Lawrence Cabac, Till Dörges, Michael Duvigneau, Daniel Moldt, Christine Reese, Matthias Wester-Ebbinghaus
      Pages 37-48

    4. Filtering Algorithm for Agent-Based Incident Communication Support in Mobile Human Surveillance

      • Duco N. Ferro, Catholijn M. Jonker
      Pages 49-60

    5. Joint Equilibrium Policy Search for Multi-Agent Scheduling Problems

      • Thomas Gabel, Martin Riedmiller
      Pages 61-72

    6. Making Allocations Collectively: Iterative Group Decision Making under Uncertainty

      • Christian Guttmann
      Pages 73-85

    7. Compiling GOAL Agent Programs into Jazzyk Behavioural State Machines

      • Koen Hindriks, Peter Novák
      Pages 86-98

    8. Knowledge and Strategic Ability for Model Checking: A Refined Approach

      • Wojciech Jamroga
      Pages 99-110

    9. Agent Learning Instead of Behavior Implementation for Simulations – A Case Study Using Classifier Systems

      • Franziska Klügl, Reinhard Hatko, Martin V. Butz
      Pages 111-122

    10. Providing Integrated Development Environments for Multi-Agent Systems

      • Simon Lynch, Keerthi Rajendran
      Pages 123-134

    11. Implementing Organisations in JADE

      • Cristián Madrigal-Mora, Esteban León-Soto, Klaus Fischer
      Pages 135-146

    12. A Fair Mechanism for Recurrent Multi-unit Auctions

      • Javier Murillo, Víctor Muñoz, Beatriz López, Dídac Busquets
      Pages 147-158

    13. Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning for Intrusion Detection: A Case Study and Evaluation

      • Arturo Servin, Daniel Kudenko
      Pages 159-170

    14. Teaching Distributed Artificial Intelligence with RoboRally

      • Ingo J. Timm, Tjorben Bogon, Andreas D. Lattner, René Schumann
      Pages 171-182

    15. Refactoring in Multi Agent System Development

      • Ali Murat Tiryaki, Erdem Eser Ekinci, Oguz Dikenelli
      Pages 183-194

    16. Autonomous Scheduling with Unbounded and Bounded Agents

      • Chetan Yadati, Cees Witteveen, Yingqian Zhang, Mengxiao Wu, Han la Poutre
      Pages 195-206

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For the sixth time, the German special interest group on Distributed Arti?cial Intelligence in cooperation with the Steering Committee of MATES organized the German Conference on Multiagent System Technologies – MATES 2008. This conference, which took place during September 23–26, 2008 in Kaisersla- ern, followed a series of successful predecessor conferences in Erfurt (2003, 2004, and 2006), Koblenz (2005), and Leipzig (2007). MATES 2008 was co-located with the 31st German Conference on Arti?cial Intelligence (KI 2008) and was hosted by the University of Kaiserslautern and the German Research Center for Arti?cial Intelligence (DFKI). As in recent years, MATES 2008 provided a distinguished, lively, and - terdisciplinary forum for researchers, users, and developers of agent technology to present and discuss the latest advances of research and development in the area of autonomous agents and multiagent systems. Accordingly, the topics of MATES 2008 covered the whole range: from the theory to applications of agent and multiagent technology. In all, 35 papers were submitted from authors from 11 countries. The accepted 16 full papers included in this proceedings volume and presented as talks at the conference were chosen based on a thorough and highly selective review process. Each paper was reviewed and discussed by at least three Program Committee members and revised according to their c- ments. We believe that the papers of this volume are a representative snapshot of current research and contribute to both theoretical and applied aspects of autonomous agents and multiagent systems.

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