Invited Papers.- Coordinating Teams in Uncertain Environments: A Hybrid BDI-POMDP Approach.- Agents – The Challenge of Relevance to the IT Mainstream.- Agent-Oriented Programming.- Goal Representation for BDI Agent Systems.- AF-APL – Bridging Principles and Practice in Agent Oriented Languages.- Agent Platforms and Tools.- A Toolkit for the Realization of Constraint-Based Multiagent Systems.- Debugging Agent Behavior in an Implemented Agent System.- A Mobile Agents Platform: Architecture, Mobility and Security Elements.- Agent Languages.- Bridging the Gap Between AUML and Implementation Using IOM/T.- Inter-agent Communication in IMAGO Prolog.- Multi-agent Systems Techniques.- OMNI: Introducing Social Structure, Norms and Ontologies into Agent Organizations.- A Dialogue Game to Offer an Agreement to Disagree.- Coordination of Complex Systems Based on Multi-agent Planning: Application to the Aircraft Simulation Domain.
These are the proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Programming Multi-agentSystems(ProMAS2004),heldinJuly2004inNewYork(USA)asan associated event of AAMAS 2004, the main international conference dedicated to autonomous agents and multi-agent systems. The idea of organizing such an event was discussed during the Dagstuhl s- inarProgramming Multi-agent Systems Based on Logic (see [2]), where the focus was on logic-based approaches. It was felt that the scope should be broadened beyond logic-based approaches, and thus ProMAS came into being (see [1] for the proceedings of the ?rst event, ProMAS 2003). Meanwhile, a Steering Committee (Rafael Bordini, Mehdi Dastani, Jurgen Dix, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni) as well as an AgentLink III Technical Forum GrouponProgrammingMulti-agentSystems wereestablished(thelatteronewas founded on 30 June/1 July 2004 in Rome, Italy (see www.cs.uu.nl/ mehdi/al3tf8.html). Moreover, a Kluwer book on the same topic is underway (to appear early in 2005) and the third workshop ProMAS 2005 will be organized within AAMAS 2005 (see for up-to-date information about ProMAS).
Invited Papers.- Coordinating Teams in Uncertain Environments: A Hybrid BDI-POMDP Approach.- Agents - The Challenge of Relevance to the IT Mainstream.- Agent-Oriented Programming.- Goal Representation for BDI Agent Systems.- AF-APL - Bridging Principles and Practice in Agent Oriented Languages.- Agent Platforms and Tools.- A Toolkit for the Realization of Constraint-Based Multiagent Systems.- Debugging Agent Behavior in an Implemented Agent System.- A Mobile Agents Platform: Architecture, Mobility and Security Elements.- Agent Languages.- Bridging the Gap Between AUML and Implementation Using IOM/T.- Inter-agent Communication in IMAGO Prolog.- Multi-agent Systems Techniques.- OMNI: Introducing Social Structure, Norms and Ontologies into Agent Organizations.- A Dialogue Game to Offer an Agreement to Disagree.- Coordination of Complex Systems Based on Multi-agent Planning: Application to the Aircraft Simulation Domain.
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Invited Papers.- Coordinating Teams in Uncertain Environments: A Hybrid BDI-POMDP Approach.- Agents - The Challenge of Relevance to the IT Mainstream.- Agent-Oriented Programming.- Goal Representation for BDI Agent Systems.- AF-APL - Bridging Principles and Practice in Agent Oriented Languages.- Agent Platforms and Tools.- A Toolkit for the Realization of Constraint-Based Multiagent Systems.- Debugging Agent Behavior in an Implemented Agent System.- A Mobile Agents Platform: Architecture, Mobility and Security Elements.- Agent Languages.- Bridging the Gap Between AUML and Implementation Using IOM/T.- Inter-agent Communication in IMAGO Prolog.- Multi-agent Systems Techniques.- OMNI: Introducing Social Structure, Norms and Ontologies into Agent Organizations.- A Dialogue Game to Offer an Agreement to Disagree.- Coordination of Complex Systems Based on Multi-agent Planning: Application to the Aircraft Simulation Domain.
Klappentext
These are the proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Programming Multi-agentSystems(ProMAS2004),heldinJuly2004inNewYork(USA)asan associated event of AAMAS 2004, the main international conference dedicated to autonomous agents and multi-agent systems. The idea of organizing such an event was discussed during the Dagstuhl s- inarProgramming Multi-agent Systems Based on Logic (see [2]), where the focus was on logic-based approaches. It was felt that the scope should be broadened beyond logic-based approaches, and thus ProMAS came into being (see [1] for the proceedings of the ?rst event, ProMAS 2003). Meanwhile, a Steering Committee (Rafael Bordini, Mehdi Dastani, Jurgen ¿ Dix, Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni) as well as an AgentLink III Technical Forum GrouponProgrammingMulti-agentSystems wereestablished(thelatteronewas founded on 30 June/1 July 2004 in Rome, Italy (see http:// www.cs.uu.nl/ mehdi/al3tf8.html). Moreover, a Kluwer book on the same topic is underway (to appear early in 2005) and the third workshop ProMAS 2005 will be organized within AAMAS 2005 (see http://www.cs.uu.nl/ProMAS/ for up-to-date information about ProMAS).
