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Design Patterns for Self-Organizing Multiagent Systems
Tom De Wolf, Fabrice Saffre, Richard Anthony (eds.)
2nd International Workshop on Engineering Emergence in Decentralised Autonomic Systems (EEDAS 2007), pages 61–70
CMS Press, University of Greenwich, London, UK, ICAC 2007, Jacksonville, FL, USA
June 2007
Natural systems are currently being regarded as rich sources of inspiration for engineering artificial systems, particularly when adopting the multiagent system (MAS) paradigm. To promote a systematic reuse of mechanisms featured in self-organizing systems, we analyse a selected list of design patterns for recurrent problems in the literature. Starting from our reference MAS metamodel, we provide a complete characterization of each pattern according to a reference scheme: in particular we describe the problem, the solution with respect to our metamodel, the natural systems which have inspired the pattern and known applications. Furthermore, to contextualize the patterns within an engineering workflow, we briefly describe our methodological approach for designing self-organizing MAS.
EEDAS 2007 @ ICAC 2007
Design Patterns for Self-Organising Systems (paper in proceedings, 2007) — Luca Gardelli, Mirko Viroli, Andrea Omicini