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Table 5: Multi-agent System Associations

in Knowledge Base Support For Design And Synthesis Of Multiagent Systems
by Marc J Raphael

Table 1. Variety of Multi-agent Systems (Corkill 2003)

in SENSORS—MULTI-AGENT APPROACH
by Yuki Ono, Maureen Grasso 2003
"... In PAGE 8: ...LIST OF TABLES Page Table1 : Variety of Multi-agent Systems.... ..."

Table 2-1 Multi-Agent systems summary table

in unknown title
by unknown authors
"... In PAGE 35: ....3.8. Summary Table In the following table the comparable information abailable about each project/system in this chapter is summarized. Perpetuum Mobile Procura MAGENTA JAMES AMETAS Grasshopper MIAMI MESIS System type Framework Framework Platform Agent System Agent development and runtime platform Agent System Agent System Mobility environment Mopbile Code daemon (MCD) Lieus Agency Place Agency Security support Authorization authentication Authentication / secure communication PKI support Implementation Java Java Java Java Java Java Mobility support Sockets IIOP/RMI/sockets Local/legacy support Native methods Native methods SNMP services Native code services Stationary agents CORBA legacy systems Reliability mechanism Backup copy of agents JAR repositories / checkpoint- and-restart Implemented system Network Simulator Astrolog NetDorctor MIAMI / MESIS - VoD Table2... ..."

Table 1: Stages in Designing Multi-Agent Systems

in Toward the Specification and Design of Industrial Synthetic Ecosystems
by Van Parunak, John Sauter, Steve Clark
"... In PAGE 2: ... Although detailed case studies are beyond the scope of this paper, examples and illustrations are drawn from these experiences. Table1 outlines the four kinds of activity in our overall approach: initial conceptual analysis, human role-playing to test the basic kinds of agents and their relation to one another, computerized simulations to explore the emergent properties of the system under realistic numbers of agents and interchanges; and selection of deployment technologies on the basis of the dynamic information gathered from the simulations. This discussion of how we design agents is orthogonal to the questions of what needs to be designed (individual agents, their organization, and mechanisms for coordination, as in [1]) and why one would choose the synthetic ecosystem approach [12].... ..."

Table 2: Classification and examples of multi-agent systems

in Modeling land use with multi-agent systems: Perspectives for the analysis of agricultural policies
by Alfons Balmann 2001
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Table 1. Agent-based methodologies versus NFRs for multi-agent systems

in Modeling Multi-Agent Systems
by Carla Silva, Rosa Pinto, Jaelson Castro, Patrícia Tedesco 2007
"... In PAGE 12: ...According to Table1 , both GAIA and Tropos fully satisfy the Organisation, Autonomy and Sociability aspects of a multi-agent system, as we have argued above. GAIA fully satisfies the Interaction property of a multi-agent system, while Tropos just satisfies it partially since Gaia interaction models denote the process in more details than the ones from Tropos.... ..."
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TABLE 1. Comparison of the centralized multi-agent system and the architectural primary system

in A MULTI-AGENT SYSTEM FOR THE FORMULATION OF ARCHITECTURAL TERMS OF REFERENCES
by A. Belkaid, A. Ben Saci

Table 1: Degrees of variation for multi-agent systems according to [248, 106]

in Cooperative Multi-Agent Learning: The State of the Art
by Liviu Panait, Sean Luke 2005
Cited by 18

Table 1. The four different multi-agent system architectures classified in terms of distributedness and synchronicity

in Evaluating Multi-Agent System Architectures: A case study concerning dynamic resource allocation
by Paul Davidsson, Stefan Johansson 2002
Cited by 4

Table 1. Some similarities between multi-agent and service-oriented systems

in Agent Societies and Service Choreographies: a Declarative Approach to Specification and Verification
by Federico Chesani, Paola Mello, Marco Montali, Sergio Storari
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