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Classification and Representation of Conflict in.. - Liu, Goel, Martin, Barber (1998) (Correct)
....goal or a plan conflict exists. The Laboratory for Intelligent Processes and Systems TR98 UT LIPS AGENTS 03 Copyright The University of Texas at Austin 8 4.3. Layer 3: The Belief Space Several agent based systems support local, subjective, agent viewpoints [Barber, 1996; Rao Georgeff, 1995, Durfee, 1988]. Because these agents may have different local views, they may hold inconsistent beliefs about the environment or each other. A belief has three components: the holder, the contents, and the links to supporting or contradictory evidence [Alvarado, 1992] The holder is the entity (agent) that ....
Durfee, E. H. Coordination of distributed probelm solvers. Boston: Kluwer Academic publishers 1988.
Simulation Testbed for Sensible Agent-based.. - Barber, Goel.. (1999) (Correct)
....agents. Representing this type of information allows the agents to reason about the goals of other agents in addition to its own, monitoring for potential conflicts. Agents may exchange information as partial plans (as in black board systems (Hayes Roth, 1985) and Partial Global Planning (PGP) (Durfee, 1988)) or as goals. Hierarchical planning algorithms lend themselves especially well to coordinated planning, allowing agents to divide subtasks among themselves. This division of labor must also take into account agents capabilities, knowledge distribution, and resource distribution as well as ....
Durfee, E. H. 1988. Coordination of Distributed Probelm Solvers. Boston: Kluwer Academic publishers.
Agent-Oriented Design - Barber, Liu, Han (1999) (Correct)
....to develop plans, they need to go back to agent organization construction phase re considering how they should generate plans. Example plan generation techniques including traditional planning approaches [19] multi agent planning [7] black board systems [8] and Partial Global Planning (PGP) [20] and so on. This phase may be tightly coupled with the next phases (i.e. task allocation and plan integration) For example, in PGP, each iteration of planning may include plan generation, task allocation and plan integration. Task Allocation Phase (TA) Task allocation must match the allocated ....
E. H. Durfee, Coordination of Distributed Probelm Solvers. Boston: Kluwer Academic publishers, 1988.
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