Multiagent System Technologies: Third German Conference, MATES 2005, Koblenz, Germany, September 11-13, 2005, Proceedings(多代理系统技术/会议录 2005年德国科布伦次)
2005-9
Springer
Torsten Eymann
243
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Invited Contributions On the Convergence of Structured Search, Information Retrieval and Trust Management in Distributed Systems Semantic Methods for P2P Query Routing Programming Cognitive AgentsWorkflows and Group Interaction Enacting the Distributed Business Workflows Using BPEL4WS on the Multi-agent Platform BSCA-P: Privacy Preserving Coalition Formation Towards Service Coalitions: Coordinating the Commitments in a WorkflowReasoning about Utility Modeling Minority Games with BDI Agents - A Case Study A Goal Deliberation Strategy for BDI Agent Systems Estimating Utility-Functions for Negotiating Agents: Using Conjoint Analysis as an Alternative Approach to Expected Utility MeasurementThe Dynamics of Knowledge Reconciling Agent Ontologies for Web Service Applications An Agent-Based Knowledge Acquisition Platform An Agent Architecture for Ensuring Quality of Service by Dynamic Capability Certification Engineering a Multi Agent Platform with Dynamic Semantic Service Discovery and Invocation CapabilityMethodology and Simulation Towards a Formal Methodology for Designing Multi-agent Applications LEADSTO: A Language and Environment for Analysis of Dynamics by SimulaTiOnAgent Tools and Agent Education Towards a Distributed Tool Platform Based on Mobile Agents The Distributed Weighing Problem: A Lesson in Cooperation Without CommunicationShort Papers An Adaptive Reputation Model for VOs Realising Reusable Agent Behaviours with ALPHA ……PostersAuthor Index
