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AGENTS
2000
Springer

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Tools for Developing and Monitoring Agents in Distributed Multi-Agent Systems

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Before the powerful agent programming paradigm can be adopted in commercial or industrial settings, a complete environment, similar to that for other programming languages, must b...

John R. Graham, Daniel McHugh, Michael Mersic, Fos...

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