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Abstract: Teams of robots are increasingly deployed in real world applications. One of the key challenges in building such teams is to automate the control of teamwork, such that the designer can concentrate her efforts on the taskwork to be done. This paper presents steps towards a novel framework addressing this challenge in teams of behavior-based agents. The framework provides a rich representation that facilitates management of teamwork knowledge, and separates behaviors that govern a robot's... (Update)

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@misc{ framework-proceedings,
  author = "Towards Comprehensive Framework",
  title = "In Proceedings of the Eighth Conference on Intelligent Autonomous Systems,
    March, 2004",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/735626.html" }
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