A Knowledge Level Characterisation of Multi-Agent Systems
A Knowledge Level Characterisation of Multi-Agent Systems
This paper presents a knowledge-based analysis of a number of multi-agent systems. The analysis is based on the knowledge level hypothesis of Newell and Clancey. We claim that the models of problem solving which we obtain constitute descriptions of global coherence in multi-agent systems. We contrast the results of this analysis with the conventional views of coherence.
Aitken, S.
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Schmalhofer, F.
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Shadbolt, N. R.
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1994
Aitken, S.
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Schmalhofer, F.
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Shadbolt, N. R.
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Aitken, S., Schmalhofer, F. and Shadbolt, N. R.
(1994)
A Knowledge Level Characterisation of Multi-Agent Systems.
Proceedings of the Workshop on agent theories, architectures and languages on intelligent agents of the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence.
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This paper presents a knowledge-based analysis of a number of multi-agent systems. The analysis is based on the knowledge level hypothesis of Newell and Clancey. We claim that the models of problem solving which we obtain constitute descriptions of global coherence in multi-agent systems. We contrast the results of this analysis with the conventional views of coherence.
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Proceedings of the Workshop on agent theories, architectures and languages on intelligent agents of the European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, 1994-01-01
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