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On communication in solving distributed constraint satisfaction problems (2005)
Venue: | In Multi-Agent Systems and Applications IV, Proc. 4th International Central and Eastern European Conference on Multi-Agent Systems, CEEMAS 2005 |
Citations: | 3 - 0 self |
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Increasing tree search efficiency for constraint satisfaction problems
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Citation Context ...nformation.) Therefore, there are sixteen combinations for each flexibility base. While the LCDCSP apporach has relation to a popular centralized CSP technique, the least constraining value heuristic =-=[8]-=-, it is not a simple mapping of the least constraining value heuristic onto the DCSP framework. Agents can explicitly reason about which agents to consider most with respect to the constrainedness giv... |
290 | Distributed constraint satisfaction for formalizing distributed problem solving
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Citation Context ..., if any, among their action or resource choices. Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problems (DCSP) is a major technique in multiagent coordination and conflict resolution in collaborative settings =-=[2]-=-. DCSP provides rich foundation for the representation of multiagent coordination and conflict resolution, and there exist highly efficient baseline algorithms [3,4,5,2]. In most DCSP algorithms, inte... |
194 | Solving Distributed Constraint Optimization Problems Using Cooperative Mediation
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Citation Context ...ntion, and little investigation has been done for performance measurement which takes into account extra communication overhead. While communicating local information [7,5] and partial centralization =-=[10]-=- have been investigated in DCSP, the communication overhead in different computing/networking environments was not properly evaluated. Fernandez et al. investigated the effect of communication delays ... |
109 | Argumentation as distributed constraint satisfaction: Applications and results
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Citation Context ...resolution in collaborative settings [2]. DCSP provides rich foundation for the representation of multiagent coordination and conflict resolution, and there exist highly efficient baseline algorithms =-=[3,4,5,2]-=-. In most DCSP algorithms, inter-agent communication is restricted to only exchanging values of variables, since any additional information-exchange is assumed to lead to significant communication ove... |
90 | Backtracking in distributed constraint networks
- Hamadi, Bessière, et al.
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Citation Context ...uch communication overhead. 3.1 Existing Method Since it has been practically difficult to access a real large-scale distributed system (with hundreds of nodes), the standard methodology in the field =-=[3,5,2]-=- is to implement a synchronized distributed system which is a model of distributed system where every agent synchronously performs the following three steps (called a cycle): (i) Agents receives all t... |
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Distributed Sensor Networks: A Multiagent Perspective
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Citation Context ... but also shows the utility of additional communication in DCSP. 1 Introduction Distributed, collaborative agents play an important role in large-scale multiagent applications such as sensor networks =-=[1]-=-. Collaborative agents in such applications must coordinate their plans, resolving conflicts, if any, among their action or resource choices. Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problems (DCSP) is a m... |
57 | Dynamic Prioritization of Complex Agents in Distributed Constraint-Satisfaction Problems
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Citation Context ... (different weights to message processing/communication overheads) or (ii) the cost functions. 5 Related Work and Conclusion While significant works have focused on variable or agent ordering in DCSP =-=[9,3,2]-=-, value ordering techniques which exploit additional information-exchange have not received enough attention, and little investigation has been done for performance measurement which takes into accoun... |
47 | Impact of problem centralization in distributed constraint optimization algorithms
- Davin, Modi
- 2005
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Citation Context ...on delays on the performance of DCSP algorithms [11]. However, their investigation was limited to the effects from random delays, not from extra value communication. A runtime model by Davin and Modi =-=[12]-=- used a fixed communication latency rather than the latency based on message size/number used in our run-time model (Section 3) which can have a significant impact on performance in a certain network ... |
24 | Consistency maintenance for ABT
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Citation Context ...resolution in collaborative settings [2]. DCSP provides rich foundation for the representation of multiagent coordination and conflict resolution, and there exist highly efficient baseline algorithms =-=[3,4,5,2]-=-. In most DCSP algorithms, inter-agent communication is restricted to only exchanging values of variables, since any additional information-exchange is assumed to lead to significant communication ove... |
24 | K.: Communication and computation in distributed CSP algorithms
- Fernandez, Bejar, et al.
- 2002
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Citation Context ...ommunication overhead in different computing/networking environments was not properly evaluated. Fernandez et al. investigated the effect of communication delays on the performance of DCSP algorithms =-=[11]-=-. However, their investigation was limited to the effects from random delays, not from extra value communication. A runtime model by Davin and Modi [12] used a fixed communication latency rather than ... |
14 | J.H.: Chaotic iteration for distributed constraint propagation
- Monfroy, Réty
- 1999
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Citation Context ...knowledge and local situation, agents do not communicate such information. However, a few different approaches (based on the communication of local information between agents) were recently presented =-=[6,7,5]-=-. In this section, we describe two algorithms as representative examples. One is Asynchronous Weak Commitment search algorithm [2], one of the most advanced DCSP algorithms, in which agents communicat... |
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Bessière C, Quinqueton J. Backtracking in distributed constraint networks
- Hamadi
- 1998
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Citation Context ...esolution in collaborative settings [10]. DCSP provides rich foundation for the representation of multiagent coordination and conflict resolution, and there exist highly efficient baseline algorithms =-=[3, 7, 9, 10]-=-. In most DCSP algorithms, inter-agent communication is restricted to only exchanging values of variables, since any additional information-exchange is assumed to lead to significant communication ove... |