Argumentation in Multi-Agent Systems: Context and Recent Developments

On the way to fulfill this purpose, the project including the work described in this paper, aims at building Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) composed of several “societies” of

Formal argumentation is typically based on logical arguments constructed from prioritised rules, and it is no surprise that the first applications of formal argumenta- tion in the

Using the AMAS (Adaptive Multi-Agent Systems) theory, we propose a multi-agent system which distributes the optimization process, applying local optimizations on the different parts

In multi-agent system, progress is made in spurts and interaction between agents occurs in spurts and exhibits concurrency; consequently, it turns out that multi-agent execution

In Section 3, we first introduce the notions of multi-agent possible worlds and internal models in order to adequately represent agent Y ’s perception of the surrounding world.. We

Decentralized control of networked multi-agent systems is an important research field due to its role in a number of ap- plications, including multi-agent robotics [1]–[4],

This approach extends our results reported previously for event-triggered multi-agent control to a self-triggered framework, where each agent now computes its next update time at

It (i) like in the Multi-Agent approach, reduces the design problem to one agent dynamics control design including an additional interconnection design constraint; (ii) like in