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....otherwise they will be burdened again with programming concerns. At the moment, there is a need to architect this such that the resulting tool is less abstract and keeps them in their domain of expertise. We are exploring the provision of a UML like diagraming tool for generating agent programs[8]. 3.2 Services As stated earlier, the calculation algorithms developed by fellow physicist will be viewed as agent services that is wrapped in a science agent. This is a major concentration of our work as we see this concept providing distribution, parallel computation and software re use. ....
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....we have adopted JACK as programming platform to study the generation of an implementation from a detailed design. JACK is a commercial product based on the BDI (Beliefs Desires Intentions) agent architecture. This paper is an extended and revised version of [7] and integrates further results from [6,20,21,32 34,37]. Section 2 of the paper describes a case study for a B2C (business to consumer) e commerce application. Section 3 introduces the primitive concepts o#ered by i and illustrates their use with an example. Sections 4, 5, and 6 illustrate how the technique works for late requirements, architectural ....
....to UML [4] like AUML, the Agent Unified Modeling Language [3,38] proposed by the FIPA (Foundation for Physical Intelligent Agents) 19] and the OMG Agent Work group. We have also proposed and defined a set of stereotypes, tagged values, and constraints to accommodate Tropos concepts within UML [37]. As an example, Figure 13 depicts the i strategic dependency model from Figure 12 in UML using the stereotypes we have defined, notably i actor i dependency #. Such mapping in UML could also be done in a similar way for strategic rationale or goal analysis models. 21 i actor ....
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....we have adopted JACK as programming platform to study the generation of an implementation from a detailed design. JACK is a commercial product based on the BDI (Beliefs Desires Intentions) agent architecture. This paper is an extended and revised version of [7] and integrates further results from [6,20,21,31,32,37]. Section 2 of the paper describes a case study for a B2C (business to consumer) e commerce application. Section 3 introduces the primitive concepts o#ered by i and illustrates their use with an example. Sections 4, 5, and 6 illustrate how the technique works for late requirements, architectural ....
....to UML [4] like AUML, the Agent Unified Modeling Language [3,38] proposed by the FIPA (Foundation for Physical Intelligent Agents) 19] and the OMG Agent Work group. We have also proposed and defined a set of stereotypes, tagged values, and constraints to accommodate Tropos concepts within UML in [37]. As an example, Figure 15 depicts the i strategic dependency model from Figure 14 in UML using the stereotypes we have defined, notably # i actor # and # i dependency #. Such mapping in UML could also be done in a similar way for strategic rationale or goal analysis models. To ....
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J. Mylopoulos, M. Kolp, and J. Castro. UML for agentoriented software development: The tropos proposal. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2185:422--??, 2001.
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