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Multi-Agent-Systems based on Coloured Petri Nets

Daniel Moldt and Frank Wienberg.
Multi-agent-systems based on coloured Petri nets.
In Azéma and Balbo (eds.), Application and Theory of Petri Nets 1997, pages 82-101.

Abstract: Based on Y. Shoham's paradigm, called Agent-Oriented Programming (AOP), multi-agent-systems are presented as a specialization of distributed, Object-Oriented systems. Equipped with knowledge, general concurrent inference mechanisms dealing with this knowledge, and a declarative agent program, these multi-agent systems are intended to be a foundation of a new approach uniting advantages of many contributing areas: The precise semantics of Petri nets, the abstraction and encapsulation proposed in Object-Oriented approaches, and the power of logic programming, making it easy to adopt well-known AI-methods. As an example, an urban traffic information system will be designed which solves path searching problems in a distributed graph.


BibTeX entry



@INPROCEEDINGS{Moldt+97,
        AUTHOR             = {Moldt, Daniel and Wienberg, Frank},
        ADDRESS            = Springer.addr,
        PAGES              = {82--101},
        PUBLISHER          = {Springer Verlag},
        SERIES             = LNCS,
        TITLE              = {Multi-Agent-Systems based on Coloured {Petri} Nets},
        YEAR               = 1997,
        keywords           = {Multi-Agent-System; Agent-Oriented Programming;
                              Distributed Artificial Intelligence; Distributed
                              Object-Orientation; Coloured Petri Nets},
        abstract           = {Based on Y. Shoham's paradigm, called Agent-Oriented
                              Programming (AOP), multi-agent-systems are presented as
                              a specialization of distributed, Object-Oriented
                              systems. Equipped with knowledge, general concurrent
                              inference mechanisms dealing with this knowledge, and a
                              declarative agent program, these multi-agent systems
                              are intended to be a foundation of a new approach
                              uniting advantages of many contributing areas: The
                              precise semantics of Petri nets, the abstraction and
                              encapsulation proposed in Object-Oriented approaches,
                              and the power of logic programming, making it easy to
                              adopt well-known AI-methods. As an example, an urban
                              traffic information system will be designed which
                              solves path searching problems in a distributed
                              graph.},
        crossref = {Azema+-e-97}
}

@PROCEEDINGS{Azema+-e-97,
        ADDRESS            = Springer.addr,
        EDITOR             = {Az{\'e}ma, Pierre and Balbo, Gianfranco},
        NUMBER             = {1248},
        PUBLISHER          = Springer,
        SERIES             = LNCS,
        TITLE              = {{Application and Theory of {Petri} Nets 1997}},
        BOOKTITLE          = {Application and Theory of {Petri} Nets 1997},
        YEAR               = 1997,
        ANNOTE             = {ISBN=3-540-63139-9}
}


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