Agent Coordination Context: From Theory to Practice

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Robert Trappl (eds.)
Cybernetics and Systems 2004, pages 618–623
Austrian Society for Cybernetic Studies
April 2004

The Agent Coordination Context abstraction (ACC) has been recently introduced as a mean to model the environment and the agent-environment interaction in the context of Multi-Agent Systems (MASs). In this article we discuss how the ACC notion has been embedded in a MAS infrastructure, in terms of the new runtime structures and services. As a reference, we will take TuCSoN coordination infrastructure, which is extended with the ACC framework to integrate organisation and security support with coordination.

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