Agent systems are being used to model complex systems like
societies, markets and biological systems. In this book we
investigate issues of agent systems related to convergence and
interactivity using techniques from agent based modelling to
simulate complex systems, and demonstrate that
interactivity/exchange and convergence in multi-agent systems are
issues that are significantly interrelated.
Topic and features: - Introduces the state of the art in
multi-agent systems, with an emphasis on agent-based computational
economics. - Sheds light on the fundamental concepts behind the
stability of multi-agent systems. - Investigates knowledge exchange
among agents, the rationale behind it and its effects on the
ecosystem. - Explores how information provided through interaction
with the system can be used to optimise its performance. -
Describes a pricing strategy for a realistic large-scale
distributed system.
This book supplies a comprehensive resource and will be
invaluable reading for researchers and postgraduates studying this
topic.
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