On the Notion of Agent Coordination Context
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On the one hand, recent studies on the history of human societies suggest that the role of the environment has to be taken explicitly into account in order to understand evolution of individuals and groups in any non-trivial setting. On the other hand, the notion of context is well-known and relevant to several research areas such as natural language, philosophy, logic, and artificial intelligence. In these areas, contexts are typically used to model the effect of the environment (in its most general sense, including the spatial and temporal interpretation of the term) on the communication occurring amongst active entities, such as humans or artificial agents. |
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- Towards a Notion of Agent Coordination Context (book chapter, 2002) — Andrea Omicini
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Workshop on Internet Process Coordination and Ubiquitous Computing, Orlando, FL, USA
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