An Architecture for Tuple-based Coordination of Multi-Agent Systems
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Software — Practice & Experience 29(12), pages 1103-1121
October 1999
Multi-agent system development calls for powerful and expressive coordination models and languages, as well as for an effective coordination technology. A good deal of the current research efforts focuses on tuple-based coordination, exploiting its well-known advantages, such as agent uncoupling and associative access to information, and addressing its limitations in terms of flexibility and control capabilities. In particular, the behaviour of a Linda-like tuple space is fixed once and for all by the coordination model, and cannot be tailored to the specific application needs. |
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Douglas E. Comer, Andy J. Wellings
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October 1999
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Software — Practice & Experience
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10.1002/(SICI)1097-024X(199910)29:12<1103::AID-SPE273>3.0.CO;2-E
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