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9783540404507

Multi-Agent Systems and Application III: 3rd International Central and Eastern European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems, Ceemas 2003, Prague, Czech Republic, June 16-18, 2003 : Proceedings

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    9783540404507

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    3540404503

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-06-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the International Central and European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems, CEEMAS 2003, held in Prague, Czech Republic in June 2003. The 58 revised full papers presented together with 3 invited contributions were carefully reviewed and selected from 109 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on formal methods, social knowledge and meta-reasoning, negotiation, and policies, ontologies and languages, planning, coalitions, evolution and emergent behaviour, platforms, protocols, security, real-time and synchronization, industrial applications, e-business and virtual enterprises, and Web and mobile agents.

Table of Contents

Making Agents Acceptable to People Abstract of a Key-Note Speechp. 1
Coalition Formation: Towards Feasible Solutions Abstract of a Key-Note Speechp. 4
Coalition Task Support Using I-X and p. 7
Towards Motivation-Based Decisions for Worth Goalsp. 17
Modal Structure for Agents Interaction Based on Concurrent Actionsp. 29
A Multi-agent Modal Language for Concurrency with Non-communicating Agentsp. 40
Self-Synchronization of Cooperation Agents in a Distributed Environmentp. 51
MIP-Nets: A Compositional Model of Multiagent Interactionp. 61
Calibrating Collective Commitmentsp. 73
Abstract Architecture for Meta-reasoning in Multi-agent Systemsp. 84
Balancing Individual Capabilities and Social Peer Pressure for Role Adoptionp. 100
From Social Agents to Multi-agent Systems: Preliminary Reportp. 111
DAML-Based Policy Enforcement for Semantic Data Transformation and Filtering in Multi-agent Systemsp. 122
Architectures for Negotiating Agentsp. 136
RIO: Roles, Interactions and Organizationsp. 147
Conversation Mining in Multi-agent Systemsp. 158
The Knowledge Market: Agent-Mediated Knowledge Sharingp. 168
Ontology of Cooperating Agents by Means of Knowledge Componentsp. 180
Mapping between Ontologies in Agent Communicationp. 191
A Social ACL Semantics by Deontic Constraintsp. 204
A Formal Specification Language for Agent Conversationsp. 214
Framework for Multi-agent Planning Based on Hybrid Automatap. 226
Multi-agent System for Resource Allocation and Schedulingp. 236
Towards Autonomous Decision Making in Multi-agent Environments Using Fuzzy Logicp. 247
Towards an Object Oriented Implementation of Belief-Goal-Role Multi-agent Systemsp. 258
Fuzzy Coalition Formation among Rational Cooperative Agentsp. 268
Multi-agent Simulation of Work Teamsp. 281
Multi-agent Knowledge Logistics System "KSNet": Implementation and Case Study for Coalition Operationsp. 292
Learning User Preferences for Multi-attribute Negotiation: An Evolutionary Approachp. 303
A Model of Co-evolution in Multi-agent Systemp. 314
Emergence of Specialized Behavior in a Pursuit-Evasion Gamep. 324
On a Dynamical Analysis of Reinforcement Learning in Games: Emergence of Occam's Razorp. 335
Forgiveness in Strategies in Noisy Multi-agent Environmentsp. 345
An Unified Framework for Programming Autonomous, Intelligent and Mobile Agentsp. 353
Tailoring and Agent Architecture to a Flexible Platform Suitable for Cooperative Roboticsp. 363
Airports for Agents: An Open MAS Infrastructure for Mobile Agentsp. 373
Beyond Prototyping in the Factory of Agentsp. 383
Agent Oriented Software Engineering with INGENIASp. 394
Requirement Analysis for Interaction Protocolsp. 404
Engineering a Protocol Server Using Strategy-Agentsp. 413
Refinement of Open Protocols for Modelling and Analysis of Complex Interactions in Multi-agent Systemsp. 423
Biological Approach to System Information Security (BASIS): A Multi-agent Approach to Information Securityp. 435
Adaptive Agents Applied to Intrusion Detectionp. 445
Communication Security in Multi-agent Systemsp. 454
Teamwork of Hackers-Agents: Modeling and Simulation of Coordinated Distributed Attacks on Computer Networksp. 464
Formal Modeling of Dynamic Environments for Real-Time Agentsp. 475
Deliberative Server for Real-Time Agentsp. 485
Regional Synchronization for Simultaneous Actions in Situated Multi-agent Systemsp. 497
A Multi-agent System for Dynamic Network Reconfigurationp. 511
A Highly Distributed Intelligent Multi-agent Architecture for Industrial Automationp. 522
The Cambridge Packing Cell - A Holonic Enterprise Demonstratorp. 533
Towards Autonomy, Self-Organisation and Learning in Holonic Manufacturingp. 544
An Agent-Based Personalized Producer/Consumer Scenariop. 554
Application of Intelligent Agents in Power Industry: Promises and Complex Issuesp. 564
Brokering in Electronic Insurance Marketsp. 574
Modelling Electronic Organizationsp. 584
The Use of Adaptive Negotiation by a Shopping Agent in Agent-Mediated Electronic Commercep. 594
Agent Interaction Protocols for the Selection of Partners for Virtual Enterprisesp. 606
A Multiagent-Based Peer-to-Peer Network in Java for Distributed Spam Filteringp. 616
Engineering Web Service Invocations from Agent Systemsp. 626
A Component Based Multi-agent Architecture to Support Mobile Business Processesp. 636
Code Complexity Metrics for Mobile Agents Implemented with Aspect/Jp. 647
Author Indexp. 659
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