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  An individualistic approach to social action in multi-agent systems
 
 
Titel: An individualistic approach to social action in multi-agent systems
Auteur: Alonso, Eduardo
Verschenen in: Journal of experimental & theoretical artificial intelligence
Paginering: Jaargang 11 (1999) nr. 4 pagina's 519-530
Jaar: 1999-10-01
Inhoud: In this paper, we propose an individualistic formal model of coordination and social action in Multi-Agent Systems (MAS). In the first stage, the agents recognize potential for cooperation by reasoning about how they depend on each other. In the second phase, the agents negotiate directly: Following 'social' strategies, the agents propose, accept or refuse different offers until they reach a 'fair' agreement. The process itself is seen as an exchange of commissive speech acts, through which the agents adopt social commitments. Finally, joint commitments and societies are defined in individual terms. Joint plans are seen as deals and team activity as a special case of social activity. Moreover, agents are allowed to relax their initial goals and negotiate over compatible subgoals. They will cooperate as long as they have common interests. This approach improves previous models of coordination in three ways: (a) it is simpler, because team and plan formation are considered in the same stage; (b) it is clearer, because there are not representational gaps along the coordination process; (c) it is more comprehensive, because it is applicable to MAS in general, not only to Cooperative Problem Solving (CPS).
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis
Bronbestand: Elektronische Wetenschappelijke Tijdschriften
 
 

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