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Design of Intelligent Multi-Agent Systems - Human-Centredness, Architectures, Learning and Adaptation (Paperback, Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2004)
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Design of Intelligent Multi-Agent Systems - Human-Centredness, Architectures, Learning and Adaptation (Paperback, Softcover reprint of hardcover 1st ed. 2004)
Series: Studies in Fuzziness and Soft Computing, 162
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There is a tremendous interest in the design and applications of
agents in virtually every area including avionics, business,
internet, engineering, health sciences and management. There is no
agreed one definition of an agent but we can define an agent as a
computer program that autonomously or semi-autonomously acts on
behalf of the user. In the last five years transition of
intelligent systems research in general and agent based research in
particular from a laboratory environment into the real world has
resulted in the emergence of several phenomenon. These trends can
be placed in three catego ries, namely, humanization, architectures
and learning and adapta tion. These phenomena are distinct from the
traditional logic centered approach associated with the agent
paradigm. Humaniza tion of agents can be understood among other
aspects, in terms of the semantics quality of design of agents. The
need to humanize agents is to allow practitioners and users to make
more effective use of this technology. It relates to the semantic
quality of the agent design. Further, context-awareness is another
aspect which has as sumed importance in the light of ubiquitous
computing and ambi ent intelligence. The widespread and varied use
of agents on the other hand has cre ated a need for agent-based
software development frameworks and design patterns as well
architectures for situated interaction, nego tiation, e-commerce,
e-business and informational retrieval. Fi- vi Preface nally,
traditional agent designs did not incorporate human-like abilities
of learning and adaptation."
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