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Prometheus design tool

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The Prometheus Design Tool is a graphical editor which supports the design tasks speciﬁed within the Prometheus methodology for designing agent systems. The tool propagates info...

John Thangarajah, Lin Padgham, Michael Winikoff

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	312	Prometheus design tool	claim
2	277	Demonstration of WS2JADE	claim
3	238	Informed Deliberation During Norm-Governed Practical Reasoning	claim
4	209	An autonomous performance control framework for Distributed Multi-Agent Systems: a queueing theory based approach	claim
5	208	The use of emotions to create believable agents in a virtual environment	claim
6	203	Enforceable social laws	claim
7	202	Bounded model checking knowledge and branching time in synchronous multi-agent systems	claim
8	199	A cooperative multi-agent approach to free flight	claim
9	199	An agent-based approach for managing symbiotic simulation of semiconductor assembly and test operation	claim
10	197	Coordinating multiple rovers with interdependent science objectives	claim
11	187	Agent-based trust model involving multiple qualities	claim
12	186	Automatic computer game balancing: a reinforcement learning approach	claim
13	182	On the dynamics of delegation, cooperation, and control: a logical account	claim
14	181	Improving reinforcement learning function approximators via neuroevolution	claim
15	174	Negotiation mechanism for TAC SCM component market	claim
16	171	Coordinated exploration in multi-agent reinforcement learning: an application to load-balancing	claim
17	168	Agent-based matchmaking of mathematical web services	claim
18	167	Game theoretic Golog under partial observability	claim
19	163	From concepts to agents: towards a framework for multi-agent system modelling	claim
20	162	Knowledge and social laws	claim
21	162	A BDI architecture for goal deliberation	claim
22	161	Protocol synthesis with dialogue structure theory	claim
23	161	Catch me if you can: exploring lying agents in social settings	claim
24	161	A distributed services based conference planner application using software agents, grid services and web services	claim
25	161	Designing multiparty interaction support in Elva, an embodied tour guide	claim
26	160	A formal framework for agent interaction semantics	claim
27	156	Controlling teams of uninhabited air vehicles	claim
28	156	Layered message semantics using social commitments	claim
29	156	Coordinating change of agents' states in situated agents models	claim
30	155	Decentralized voting with unconditional privacy	claim
31	153	SEAGENT: a platform for developing semantic web based multi agent systems	claim
32	153	Intelligent agents for wireless sensor networks	claim
33	152	A logic of reasoning, communication and cooperation with syntactic knowledge	claim
34	152	Real-time dense communication among agents for active tracking	claim
35	151	An organisation infrastructure for Multi-Agent Systems based on Agent Coordination Contexts	claim
36	148	Agent-organized networks for dynamic team formation	claim
37	148	An integrated framework for adaptive reasoning about conversation patterns	claim
38	148	Agent-based integration of Web Services with Workflow Management Systems	claim
39	147	Formalising trust for online communities	claim
40	146	Extending the recognition-primed decision model to support human-agent collaboration	claim
41	146	Exploiting belief bounds: practical POMDPs for personal assistant agents	claim
42	145	IOM/T: an interaction description language for multi-agent systems	claim
43	145	Adaptive sharing of large resources in P2P networks	claim
44	145	Access control with safe role assignment for mobile agents	claim
45	145	Fuzzy number approach to trust in coalition environment	claim
46	144	Coordinated exploration of unknown labyrinthine environments applied to the pursuit evasion problem	claim
47	144	Coping with inaccurate reputation sources: experimental analysis of a probabilistic trust model	claim
48	142	T-Man: Gossip-Based Overlay Topology Management	claim
49	141	Allocation of indivisible goods: a general model and some complexity results	claim
50	141	Dynamic epistemic logic with assignment	claim
51	141	Approximating state estimation in multiagent settings using particle filters	claim
52	140	Towards a formal model for task allocation via coalition formation	claim
53	140	Modeling complex multi-issue negotiations using utility graphs	claim
54	140	A drosophila for computational dialectics	claim
55	140	Bounded model checking for knowledge and real time	claim
56	139	Design and evaluation of expressive gesture synthesis for embodied conversational agents	claim
57	138	Implicit: an agent-based recommendation system for web search	claim
58	138	Rockwell automation agents for manufacturing	claim
59	137	Coordination and composition in multi-agent systems	claim
60	137	Task inference and distributed task management in the Centibots robotic system	claim
61	136	Comprehending agent software	claim
62	135	Sequential auctions for objects with common and private values	claim
63	134	Evaluating the interaction with synthetic agents using attention and affect tracking	claim
64	134	Construction of numerical potential fields with reactive agents	claim
65	133	Attacking the migration bottleneck of mobile agents	claim
66	133	Agent synthesis: partnership and agreement in cooperative mobile agents	claim
67	133	A simulator for multi-agent partnership formation based on dependence graphs	claim
68	133	Thespian: using multi-agent fitting to craft interactive drama	claim
69	132	Reliable group communication and institutional action in a multi-agent trading scenario	claim
70	132	OWL ontology translation based on the O3F framework	claim
71	132	Efficient information retrieval using mobile agents	claim
72	131	Predicting agent strategy mix of evolving populations	claim
73	131	Reciprocal resource sharing in P2P environments	claim
74	131	AmbieAgents: a scalable infrastructure for mobile and context-aware information services	claim
75	131	Tactical coordination in no-press diplomacy	claim
76	130	A distributed framework for solving the Multiagent Plan Coordination Problem	claim
77	130	Behavior transfer for value-function-based reinforcement learning	claim
78	130	Discovering strategic multi-agent behavior in a robotic soccer domain	claim
79	129	Scalable fault tolerant Agent Grooming Environment: SAGE	claim
80	129	A multiagent system manages collaboration in emergent processes	claim
81	129	A logic for strategic reasoning	claim
82	129	Emotion based adaptive reasoning for resource bounded agents	claim
83	128	Generating intentions through argumentation	claim
84	128	Humans and agents in 3D electronic institutions	claim
85	128	Lessons learned from autonomous sciencecraft experiment	claim
86	128	Argument-based negotiation in a social context	claim
87	128	A decentralized bargaining protocol on dependent continuous multi-issue for approximate pareto optimal outcomes	claim
88	127	Negotiating over small bundles of resources	claim
89	127	Data storage in unreliable multi-agent networks	claim
90	127	MAGENTA technology: multi-agent systems for industrial logistics	claim
91	127	Cognitive agent programming	claim
92	126	Theory of moves learners: towards non-myopic equilibria	claim
93	126	OWL-P: OWL for protocol and processes	claim
94	126	Observation-based proactive communication in team cooperation	claim
95	125	Towards a formal framework for the search of a consensus between autonomous agents	claim
96	125	Task delegation using experience-based multi-dimensional trust	claim
97	125	Individual beliefs and group acceptances within agent organizations	claim
98	125	Multiagent coordination by Extended Markov Tracking	claim
99	124	Rapid on-line temporal sequence prediction by an adaptive agent	claim
100	123	PowerMatcher: multiagent control in the electricity infrastructure	claim
101	123	A probabilistic approach to resource allocation in distributed fusion systems	claim
102	122	Strategical considerations for negotiating agents	claim
103	122	Hermes: a methodology for goal oriented agent interactions	claim
104	122	A negotiation model for autonomous agents: key features and comparison with existing models	claim
105	122	3APL-M platform for deliberative agents in mobile devices	claim
106	122	The DEFACTO system for human omnipresence to coordinate agent teams: the future of disaster response	claim
107	121	A comparative evaluation of agent location mechanisms in large scale MAS	claim
108	121	Agent-based virtual organisations for the Grid	claim
109	121	Model generation for PRS-like agents	claim
110	120	Formalization of a voting protocol for virtual organizations	claim
111	120	Using the UML 2.0 activity diagram to model agent plans and actions	claim
112	119	Multi-agent decision support via user-modeling	claim
113	118	A polynomial algorithm for decentralized Markov decision processes with temporal constraints	claim
114	118	Adapting to agents' personalities in negotiation	claim
115	118	Evaluating the Minority Game strategy in agent role assignments	claim
116	118	Decentralized control of E'GV transportation systems	claim
117	117	Modeling task allocation using a decision theoretic model	claim
118	117	Multi-agent reward analysis for learning in noisy domains	claim
119	117	Multi-agent concepts as basis for dynamic plug-in software architectures	claim
120	117	Experiences with the design and implementation of an agent-based autonomous UAV controller	claim
121	117	Modeling opponent decision in repeated one-shot negotiations	claim
122	117	Design by Contract Deontic Design Language for Multiagent Systems	claim
123	115	Personalisation for user agents	claim
124	115	Agent-based recognition of facial expressions	claim
125	115	A cooperative multiagent system for traffic management and control	claim
126	114	Coordination of quantum internet agents	claim
127	114	Argumentation-based dialogues for deliberation	claim
128	114	Temporal logics for normative agent communication protocols	claim
129	114	Model-based diagnosis of multi-agent systems	claim
130	113	ALMA: a layered model of affect	claim
131	113	AgentSteel: an agent-based online system for the planning and observation of steel production	claim
132	113	Multiagent simulation of learning environments	claim
133	112	A real-world approach to secure and trusted negotiation in MASs	claim
134	112	From team plan to individual plans: a petri net-based approach	claim
135	112	Comparing two approaches to dynamic, distributed constraint satisfaction	claim
136	112	A computationally grounded logic of knowledge, belief and certainty	claim
137	111	Magenta Logistics i-Scheduler	claim
138	110	Communication management using abstraction in distributed bayesian networks	claim
139	110	DEMO: the autonomous sciencecraft experiment onboard the EO-1 spacecraft	claim
140	110	Development of Self-organising Emergent Applications with Simulation-Based Numerical Analysis	claim
141	109	Preprocessing techniques for accelerating the DCOP algorithm ADOPT	claim
142	109	Optimal design in collaborative design network	claim
143	108	Physical deployment of digital pheromones through RFID technology	claim
144	108	A secure architectural description language for agent systems	claim
145	108	Performance of digital pheromones for swarming vehicle control	claim
146	107	The induction of communication protocols	claim
147	107	Mechanism design and deliberative agents	claim
148	107	Allocating tasks in extreme teams	claim
149	107	Simulating data dissemination techniques for local reputation systems	claim
150	106	The value of privacy: optimal strategies for privacy minded agents	claim
151	106	An online POMDP algorithm for complex multiagent environments	claim
152	106	Liberalizing protocols for argumentation in multi-agent systems	claim
153	106	Impact for agents	claim
154	105	What kind of argument are we going to have today?	claim
155	105	Gamble v2.0: social interactions with multiple users	claim
156	105	Engineering agent interactions from ACL-based reusable connectors	claim
157	105	Formalizing and achieving multiparty agreements via commitments	claim
158	104	Design, runtime, and analysis of multi-agent systems	claim
159	103	Fault tolerance for internet agent systems: in cases of stop failure and byzantine failure	claim
160	103	Multiagent planning through plan repair	claim
161	103	Bumping strategies for the multiagent agreement problem	claim
162	103	Reasoning about joint beliefs for execution-time communication decisions	claim
163	103	Launch commit criteria monitoring agent	claim
164	102	Modeling exceptions via commitment protocols	claim
165	102	Progressive ontology alignment for meaning coordination: an information-theoretic foundation	claim
166	102	Formation of cooperation structure by interaction network in directed multi-agent	claim
167	101	Towards a functional ontology of reputation	claim
168	101	Stability and control of agent ecosystems	claim
169	101	Experimental analysis of negotiation meta strategies	claim
170	101	On possibilistic case-based reasoning for selecting partners for multi-attribute agent negotiation	claim
171	101	Automated resource-driven mission phasing techniques for constrained agents	claim
172	100	Trusted kernel-based coalition formation	claim
173	100	Using emergence in participatory simulations to design multi-agent systems	claim
174	99	Impact of problem centralization in distributed constraint optimization algorithms	claim
175	99	An information-based model for trust	claim
176	99	NETDEMO: openNet networked agents demonstration	claim
177	99	Exploring Congruence Between Organizational Structure and Task Performance: A Simulation Approach	claim
178	99	Kaa: policy-based explorations of a richer model for adjustable autonomy	claim
179	98	Using decision-theoretic models to enhance agent system survivability	claim
180	98	Comparative analysis of top-down and bottom-up methodologies for multi-agent system design	claim
181	98	Choose Your Tribe! - Evolution at the Next Level in a Peer-to-Peer Network	claim
182	98	Exploiting a sensed environment to improve human-agent communication	claim
183	97	Acquiring and adapting probabilistic models of agent conversation	claim
184	97	Towards a theory of "local to global" in distributed multi-agent systems (I)	claim
185	97	Usability of dial-a-ride systems	claim
186	96	Semantics of declarative goals in agent programming	claim
187	96	Negotiating agents: from full autonomy to dynamic degrees of delegation	claim
188	96	Diagnosis of single and multi-agent plans	claim
189	95	Distributed network scheduling	claim
190	95	An analysis of the shapley value and its uncertainty for the voting game	claim
191	95	Foundations of organizational structures in multiagent systems	claim
192	95	A scalable approach to multi-agent resource acquisition and control	claim
193	95	Pheromone model: application to traffic congestion prediction	claim
194	95	Buyer's coalition for optimal search	claim
195	95	Handling information overload: a MAS architecture for distributed information brokering	claim
196	95	TACOP: a cognitive agent for a naval training simulation environment	claim
197	94	How Bee-Like Agents Support Cultural Heritage	claim
198	94	A cost minimization approach to human behavior recognition	claim
199	94	Towards a theory of "local to global" in distributed multi-agent systems (II)	claim
200	92	Matchmaking multi-party interactions using historical performance data	claim
201	91	Cooperation in stochastic games through communication	claim
202	91	Auction in dynamic environments: incorporating the cost caused by re-allocation	claim
203	90	A hybrid transfer of control model for adjustable autonomy multiagent systems	claim
204	90	A commitment-based communicative act library	claim
205	89	Just in time mobile agent generation and management	claim
206	89	Towards flexible teamwork in behavior-based robots: extended abstract	claim
207	89	Untraceability of mobile agents	claim
208	89	Distributed agent platform for Advanced Logistics	claim
209	89	Programming stigmergic coordination with the TOTA middleware	claim
210	88	Using a performative subsumption lattice to support commitment-based conversations	claim
211	88	Sift and Sort: Climbing the Semantic Pyramid	claim
212	88	Verifying Norm Compliancy of Protocols	claim
213	87	Emergent programming feasibility study using self-organizing instruction-agents	claim
214	87	Expectations and deployment of agent technology in manufacturing and defence: case studies	claim
215	87	Agent-oriented context-aware platforms supporting communities of practice in health care	claim
216	87	Study of virtual organizations using multi-agent system	claim
217	86	Law-governed Linda as a semantics for agent dialogue protocols	claim
218	86	Implementing norms in electronic institutions	claim
219	86	Integrating a MAS and a Pandemonium: the open-source framework AKIRA	claim
220	86	Formal Modeling and Analysis of Organizations	claim
221	86	Specifying and Analysing Agent-Based Social Institutions Using Answer Set Programming	claim
222	85	Task and social coordination in agent organizations	claim
223	85	An adaptive solution to dynamic transport optimization	claim
224	85	Adaptive A	claim
225	85	Trust-based contracting in supply chains	claim
226	85	Balancing ontological and operational factors in refining multiagent neighborhoods	claim
227	85	Using tabu best-response search to find pure strategy nash equilibria in normal form games	claim
228	85	Fencing the Open Fields: Empirical Concerns on Electronic Institutions (Invited Paper)	claim
229	84	A software tool for the development of MAS communication protocols based on conversations	claim
230	84	Trusted intermediating agents in electronic trade networks	claim
231	84	A Coordination Framework Based on the Sociology of Organized Action	claim
232	84	Optimal status sets of heterogeneous agent programs	claim
233	83	iCat: an animated user-interface robot with personality	claim
234	82	Formal handling of threats and rewards in a negotiation dialogue	claim
235	82	A decentralized variable ordering method for distributed constraint optimization	claim
236	82	On the metaphysics of agents	claim
237	82	Sharing information for Q-learning-based network bandwidth estimation and network failure detection	claim
238	82	A framework for specifying group decision-making mechanisms	claim
239	82	Demonstration of DEFACTO: training tool for incident commanders	claim
240	82	Optimizing auctioneer's revenues in expanding multi-unit auctions	claim
241	82	Using tags to evolve trust and cooperation between groups	claim
242	82	An earth watching satellite constellation: how to manage a team of watching agents with limited communications	claim
243	81	Trust evaluation through relationship analysis	claim
244	80	Validation of an agent based system using Petri Nets	claim
245	80	How local is that optimum? k-optimality for DCOP	claim
246	79	Adaptive agent's integration in a new environment: interactions as a source of learning	claim
247	77	An integrated token-based algorithm for scalable coordination	claim
248	76	Tunably decentralized algorithms for cooperative target observation	claim
249	75	Norm compliance of protocols in electronic institutions	claim
250	74	Utility-based multi-agent system for performing repeated navigation tasks	claim
251	73	GACS, an evolutionary approach to the spatial coordination of agents	claim
252	71	Computing the communication costs of item allocation	claim
253	71	On the meta-logic of arguments	claim
254	70	Global convergence of local agent behaviors	claim
255	68	Controlling the focus of perceptual attention in embodied conversational agents	claim
256	68	A Rule Language for Modelling and Monitoring Social Expectations in Multi-agent Systems	claim
257	67	A framework for decomposing reputation in MAS into competence and integrity	claim
258	66	Self-adaptation and Dynamic Environment Experiments with Evolvable Virtual Machines	claim
259	65	Recognition of the intention to perform a procedure: a method based on probabilities	claim
260	64	Towards an agent oriented programming language with caste and scenario mechanisms	claim
261	63	Service-based computing for agents on disruption and delay prone networks	claim
262	57	Voting policies that cope with unreliable agents	claim

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