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....time. Furthermore, a variant of this algorithm is proposed that handles the exchange of resources in a more exible way. The ideas in the paper will be illustrated by an example from public transportation. This report has been published in the Annals of Mathematics and Arti cial Intelligence [6]. 1 Introduction 1.1 Plan based controlled agents One of the design goals of an agent system is to make the programming of the system easier than in conventional systems. Instead of supplying the system with a list of low level (machine) instructions, an agent is normally told what to do in ....
Mathijs M. de Weerdt, Andre Bos, J.F.M. Tonino, and Cees Witteveen. A resource logic for multi-agent plan merging. Annals of Mathematics and Arti cial Intelligence, special issue on Computational Logic on Multi-Agent Systems, 37(1-2):93-130, Januari 2003.
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....certain constraints. Using this formalism, an algorithm for plan merging is developed, which is anytime and runs in polynomial time. The ideas in the paper will be illustrated by an example from public transportation. The formal details of the framework presented in this paper can be found in [1] (to appear) 1 Introduction In an environment with multiple agents that create their own plans, several potential problems may arise. Plans may con ict because they require the same resource for correct execution, or plans may be very ine cient because each agent creates a plan without ....
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....agents (cf. 4, 7, 8] or on cooperation once complete plans have been constructed, called plan merging [2, 9, 12] In this paper we will consider an extension of this latter work where planning and cooperation is fully integrated: cooperative heuristic multi agent planning. In previous work [6, 10, 11], we have developed a framework for multi agent planning using an explicit representation of resources, skills and goals in a multiagent environment. This framework was used in a plan merging algorithm, where complete plans were merged. In this paper, the agents have to actually compute a plan ....
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M. M. de Weerdt and C. Witteveen. A resource logic for multi-agent plan merging. In Proc. of the 20th Workshop of the UK Planning and Scheduling Special Interest Group, pages 244--256, 2001.
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