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Aerogility: an intelligent decision support system for managing service-based aftermarkets

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This paper describes Aerogility - an intelligent decision support system for managing service-based aftermarkets. Aerogility uses multi-agent software technology to implement a dy...

Viet Dung Dang, Steve Osborn, Gary Vickers, Malcol...

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	515	Aerogility: an intelligent decision support system for managing service-based aftermarkets	claim
2	260	Hedonic coalition nets	claim
3	251	The role of assumption identification in autonomous agent reasoning
4	235	agentTool III: from process definition to code generation	claim
5	232	Learning from actions not taken: a multiagent learning algorithm	claim
6	226	Combining fault injection and model checking to verify fault tolerance in multi-agent systems	claim
7	209	Adaptive learning in evolving task allocation networks	claim
8	206	Abstraction in model checking multi-agent systems	claim
9	205	Point-based incremental pruning heuristic for solving finite-horizon DEC-POMDPs	claim
10	204	Distributed constraint optimization with structured resource constraints	claim
11	198	SarsaLandmark: an algorithm for learning in POMDPs with landmarks	claim
12	197	An agent-based approach to component management	claim
13	195	Genius: negotiation environment for heterogeneous agents	claim
14	193	Rational play and rational beliefs under uncertainty	claim
15	192	Choice, interoperability, and conformance in interaction protocols and service choreographies	claim
16	191	Pragmatic-strategic reputation-based decisions in BDI agents	claim
17	190	Coalitional affinity games	claim
18	188	Building Multi-Agent Systems for Workflow Enactment and Exception Handling	claim
19	187	Computing optimal randomized resource allocations for massive security games	claim
20	187	Adaptive multi-robot coordination based on resource spending velocity	claim
21	185	Increasing the expressiveness of virtual agents: autonomous generation of speech and gesture for spatial description tasks	claim
22	185	Graph-based methods for the analysis of large-scale multiagent systems	claim
23	184	Multiagent reinforcement learning: algorithm converging to Nash equilibrium in general-sum discounted stochastic games	claim
24	183	A framework for monitoring agent-based normative systems	claim
25	180	ORIENT: interactive agents for stage-based role-play
26	179	Greta: an interactive expressive ECA system	claim
27	178	Adding incentives to file-sharing systems	claim
28	178	Dealing with Incomplete Normative States	claim
29	177	Self-deceptive decision making: normative and descriptive insights	claim
30	176	Perspectives and challenges of agent-based simulation as a tool for economics and other social sciences	claim
31	175	Dynamic information source selection for intrusion detection systems	claim
32	174	Reasoning intra-dependency in commitments for robust scheduling	claim
33	174	A multiagent Turing test based on a prediction market	claim
34	173	Decentralised coordination of continuously valued control parameters using the max-sum algorithm	claim
35	173	Producing timely recommendations from social networks through targeted search	claim
36	172	Integrating organizational control into multi-agent learning	claim
37	172	Decentralized Learning in Wireless Sensor Networks	claim
38	170	Adaptive price update in distributed Lagrangian relaxation protocol	claim
39	170	Bounded rationality via recursion	claim
40	170	A distributed constraint optimization approach for coordination under uncertainty	claim
41	170	Altruism and agents: an argumentation based approach to designing agent decision mechanisms	claim
42	169	The DSML4MAS development environment	claim
43	168	Adversarial search with procedural knowledge heuristic	claim
44	167	Solving multiagent assignment Markov decision processes	claim
45	166	Comparing trust mechanisms for monitoring aggregator nodes in sensor networks	claim
46	166	On the significance of synchroneity in emergent systems	claim
47	165	A self-organizing neural network architecture for intentional planning agents	claim
48	164	Monitoring social expectations in Second Life	claim
49	163	Easy and hard coalition resource game formation problems: a parameterized complexity analysis	claim
50	162	On the complexity of schedule control problems for knockout tournaments	claim
51	162	Self-organising agent organisations	claim
52	162	GreenWave distributed traffic intersection control	claim
53	161	Learning a model of speaker head nods using gesture corpora	claim
54	161	Bounded practical social reasoning in the ESB framework	claim
55	160	Collaborative agent-based learning with limited data exchange	claim
56	159	Agent-based intelligent collaborative care management	claim
57	159	Efficient physics-based planning: sampling search via non-deterministic tactics and skills	claim
58	158	Actor-agent application for train driver rescheduling	claim
59	158	User modeling in position auctions: re-considering the GSP and VCG mechanisms	claim
60	158	An agent-based commodity trading simulation	claim
61	157	Constraint-based dynamic programming for decentralized POMDPs with structured interactions	claim
62	157	Improvement of the performance using received message on learning of communication codes	claim
63	156	Improved approximation of interactive dynamic influence diagrams using discriminative model updates	claim
64	155	Combinatorial prediction markets for event hierarchies	claim
65	155	Achieving goals in decentralized POMDPs	claim
66	155	Learning equilibria in repeated congestion games	claim
67	155	Modeling billiards games	claim
68	155	MABLE: a framework for learning from natural instruction	claim
69	155	Planning with continuous resources for agent teams	claim
70	154	First principles planning in BDI systems	claim
71	154	Virtual institutions prototype	claim
72	153	Analyzing the tradeoffs between breakup and cloning in the context of organizational self-design	claim
73	153	A model for integrating dialogue and the execution of joint plans	claim
74	153	Abstraction pathologies in extensive games	claim
75	152	An adaptive bidding strategy for combinatorial auctions-based resource allocation in dynamic markets	claim
76	151	Multiagent learning in large anonymous games	claim
77	150	Computational aspects of Shapley's saddles	claim
78	150	Learning of coordination: exploiting sparse interactions in multiagent systems	claim
79	149	Boolean combinations of weighted voting games	claim
80	148	AOR-Simulation.org: cognitive agent simulation	claim
81	148	Agent programming with temporally extended goals	claim
82	148	Real-time expressive gaze animation for virtual humans	claim
83	147	Towards an Architecture for Self-regulating Agents: A Case Study in International Trade	claim
84	146	Online exploration in least-squares policy iteration	claim
85	146	False name manipulations in weighted voting games: splitting, merging and annexation	claim
86	146	Transfer via soft homomorphisms	claim
87	146	A mixed multi-unit combinatorial auctions test suite	claim
88	146	Effects of resource and remembering on social networks	claim
89	146	An analysis of feasible solutions for multi-issue negotiation involving nonlinear utility functions	claim
90	146	Normative framework for normative system change	claim
91	145	EmoEmma: emotional speech input for interactive storytelling	claim
92	144	Towards multi-level modeling of self-assembling intelligent micro-systems	claim
93	143	The price of democracy in coalition formation	claim
94	143	Manipulation and gender neutrality in stable marriage procedures	claim
95	143	GDT4MAS: an extension of the GDT model to specify and to verify MultiAgent systems	claim
96	142	Resource allocation with answer-set programming	claim
97	142	Maintenance-based trust for multi-agent systems	claim
98	141	A socio-emotional model of impoliteness for non-player characters	claim
99	140	Decommitting in multi-agent execution in non-deterministic environment: experimental approach	claim
100	139	Decentralised control of adaptive sampling and routing in wireless visual sensor networks	claim
101	139	Analyzing the performance of randomized information sharing	claim
102	138	Evaluating hybrid constraint tightening for scheduling agents	claim
103	138	MASQ: towards an integral approach to interaction	claim
104	138	Norm-based behaviour modification in BDI agents	claim
105	137	Koko: architecture and methodology for engineering social affective applications	claim
106	137	Generalized model learning for reinforcement learning in factored domains	claim
107	137	Learning whom to trust: using graphical models for learning about information providers	claim
108	136	Directed soft arc consistency in pseudo trees	claim
109	135	Stronger CDA strategies through empirical game-theoretic analysis and reinforcement learning	claim
110	135	Sensitivity analysis for distributed optimization with resource constraints	claim
111	135	An empirical analysis of value function-based and policy search reinforcement learning	claim
112	135	Playing with Agent Coordination Patterns in MAGE	claim
113	134	Improving adjustable autonomy strategies for time-critical domains	claim
114	134	A memetic framework for describing and simulating spatial prisoner's dilemma with coalition formation	claim
115	134	Effective bidding and deal identification for negotiations in highly nonlinear scenarios	claim
116	134	Towards a Logical Model of Social Agreement for Agent Societies	claim
117	134	Replicator Dynamics for Multi-agent Learning: An Orthogonal Approach	claim
118	133	Emergent service provisioning and demand estimation through self-organizing agent communities	claim
119	133	Evolutionary testing of autonomous software agents	claim
120	133	A mathematical analysis of collective cognitive convergence	claim
121	132	Culture-specific communication management for virtual agents	claim
122	132	Like an intuitive and courteous butler: a proactive personal agent for task management	claim
123	132	The senior companion: a semantic web dialogue system	claim
124	132	Conditional Dependence Networks in Requirements Engineering	claim
125	132	Learning to Locate Trading Partners in Agent Networks	claim
126	131	Roles and norms for programming agent organizations	claim
127	130	A market-inspired approach to reservation-based urban road traffic management	claim
128	130	A multi-agent system for service discovery, selection and negotiation	claim
129	130	An implementation of argument based discussion	claim
130	130	HIHEREI: human interaction within hybrid environments regulated through electronic institutions	claim
131	129	A demonstration of the Polaris poker system	claim
132	129	Emotional agent in serious game (DINO)	claim
133	128	Stable multi-project scheduling of airport ground handling services by heterogeneous agents	claim
134	128	Decentralised dynamic task allocation: a practical game: theoretic approach	claim
135	128	Using relational concept knowledge to improve search in referral networks	claim
136	127	Dynamic protocols for open agent systems	claim
137	127	Flexible approximation of structured interactions in decentralized Markov decision processes	claim
138	127	On fast exploration in 2D and 3D terrains with multiple robots	claim
139	126	A communication protocol for semantic heterogeneity with incomplete ontology alignment	claim
140	126	A logic of games and propositional control	claim
141	125	Stigmergic landmark foraging	claim
142	125	Tableau-based decision procedure for full coalitional multiagent temporal-epistemic logic of linear time	claim
143	125	Formal aspects of classifying and selecting business services	claim
144	125	Abstraction and Generalization in Reinforcement Learning: A Summary and Framework	claim
145	124	Dialogues that account for different perspectives in collaborative argumentation	claim
146	124	From agent interaction protocols to executable code: a model-driven approach	claim
147	124	Pick-a-bundle: a novel bundling strategy for selling multiple items within online auctions	claim
148	123	Characterizing false-name-proof allocation rules in combinatorial auctions	claim
149	123	Coordination support in multi-agent systems	claim
150	122	On-line coordination among discrete-event agents	claim
151	122	Of robot ants and elephants	claim
152	122	Agent modeling with individual human behaviors	claim
153	122	Improving air traffic management through agent suggestions	claim
154	121	Context-aware multi-stage routing	claim
155	121	But that was in another country: agents and intercultural empathy	claim
156	121	Human behavior in mixed human-agent societies	claim
157	121	Investigating the benefits of automated negotiations in enhancing people's negotiation skills	claim
158	120	Team competition	claim
159	120	Ant-based task allocation among teams	claim
160	120	Small world model for agent search	claim
161	120	Smart cheaters do prosper: defeating trust and reputation systems	claim
162	120	A sensor middleware and agent-based communication platform for supply-chain management	claim
163	120	Metareasoning for adaptation of classification knowledge	claim
164	119	Unifying preference and judgment aggregation	claim
165	118	Fuzzy Kanerva-based function approximation for reinforcement learning	claim
166	118	State-coupled replicator dynamics	claim
167	118	Controlled natural languages for interface agents	claim
168	117	Effect of mobility on violence in a bi-communal population	claim
169	117	Retrospective analysis of RoboCup rescue simulation agent teams	claim
170	116	An agent oriented hotel information system	claim
171	116	Generalization risk minimization in empirical game models	claim
172	116	Caching schemes for DCOP search algorithms	claim
173	116	Evaluating dynamic protocols for open agent systems	claim
174	116	Distributed planning and coordination in non-deterministic environments	claim
175	115	A virtual laboratory for studying long-term relationships between humans and virtual agents	claim
176	115	Transferring experience in reinforcement learning through task decomposition	claim
177	115	Incorporating helpful behavior into collaborative planning	claim
178	114	Operators for propagating trust and their evaluation in social networks	claim
179	114	A complete classification of ethical attitudes in multiple agent systems	claim
180	113	Behaving responsible in multi-agent worlds	claim
181	112	Model based testing for agent systems	claim
182	112	How similarity helps to efficiently compute Kemeny rankings	claim
183	112	Searching for fair joint gains in agent-based negotiation	claim
184	112	A system for monitoring and interpreting team actions of embodied agents	claim
185	111	A visual development environment for Jade	claim
186	111	Virtual organization management eServices	claim
187	111	Managing operations in multiagent virtual organizations	claim
188	111	Towards strategic Kriegspiel play with opponent modeling	claim
189	111	A task specification language for bootstrap learning	claim
190	110	Using rituals to express cultural differences in synthetic characters	claim
191	110	Dynamics in argumentation with single extensions: attack refinement and the grounded extension	claim
192	110	Mixing behaviour-dependent and -independent tactics in multi-issue negotiation	claim
193	110	Agreement spaces for counselor agents	claim
194	110	Internal Agent Architecture for Norm Identification	claim
195	109	Reward shaping for valuing communications during multi-agent coordination	claim
196	109	Goal generation from beliefs based on trust and distrust	claim
197	109	A high performance agent based modelling framework on graphics card hardware with CUDA	claim
198	109	Evolutionary organizational search	claim
199	108	Operational semantics of goal models in adaptive agents	claim
200	108	Facing the challenge of human-agent negotiations via effective general opponent modeling	claim
201	108	Description logic for coalitions	claim
202	108	Generalizing DPOP: Action-GDL, a new complete algorithm for DCOPs	claim
203	108	The effect of social influence and curfews on civil violence	claim
204	108	Stigmergic reasoning over hierarchical task networks	claim
205	108	Multi-agent planning with confidentiality	claim
206	107	On time-stressed team collaboration	claim
207	107	Fast winner determination for agent coordination with SBB auctions	claim
208	107	Learning to cooperate in a continuous tragedy of the commons	claim
209	107	Dynamic fringe-saving A*	claim
210	107	Efficient argumentation over ontology correspondences	claim
211	107	Directing Status Messages to Their Audience in Online Communities	claim
212	106	The cost of stability in weighted voting games	claim
213	106	Effective solutions for real-world Stackelberg games: when agents must deal with human uncertainties	claim
214	106	Optimal solutions for moving target search	claim
215	105	From DPS to MAS to ...: continuing the trends	claim
216	105	Inconsistency tolerance in weighted argument systems	claim
217	105	From abstract qualities to concrete specification using guidance policies	claim
218	104	A Norm-Based Organization Management System	claim
219	103	Emotional input for character-based interactive storytelling	claim
220	103	Lossless clustering of histories in decentralized POMDPs	claim
221	103	Automated norm synthesis in an agent-based planning environment	claim
222	103	Multiagent commitment alignment	claim
223	103	Software self-reconfiguration: a BDI-based approach	claim
224	102	Reasoning about multi-attribute preferences	claim
225	102	The effects of cooperative agent behavior on human cooperativeness	claim
226	102	Effective multiagent interactions for open cooperative systems rich in services	claim
227	102	Automated aiding strategies for decentralized planning with interdependent policies	claim
228	101	Using opponent models for efficient negotiation	claim
229	101	Practically intelligent agents aiding human intelligence	claim
230	99	Code patterns for agent-oriented programming	claim
231	99	SiSMar: social multi-agent based simulation of stock market	claim
232	99	A hybrid approach to solving coarse-grained DisCSPs	claim
233	99	Incorporating knowledge about interaction for uniform agent design for simulation and operation	claim
234	99	Sequential partition mechanism for strongly budget-balanced redistribution	claim
235	99	A process-oriented approach to model agent personality	claim
236	99	MMOG based on MAS: the MMOG layer	claim
237	99	Know-how for motivated BDI agents	claim
238	98	Effective tag mechanisms for evolving cooperation	claim
239	98	Exploiting agent diagnosis for plan repair in MAS	claim
240	98	Accelerated A* path planning	claim
241	98	A multi-agent system of adaptive production networks	claim
242	98	Simulating norm formation: an operational approach	claim
243	97	A domain engineering process for developing multi-agent systems product lines	claim
244	97	Handling prioritized goals and subgoals in a logical account of goal change	claim
245	97	An evolutionary model of multi-agent learning with a varying exploration rate	claim
246	97	Tag-based model for knowledge sharing in agent society	claim
247	96	Leader-follower strategies for robotic patrolling in environments with arbitrary topologies	claim
248	96	Flexible deadlines for directed obligations in agent-based business contracts	claim
249	96	Relation between motivations and personality traits for autonomous virtual humans	claim
250	96	Semi-supervised learning of user-preferred travel schedules	claim
251	95	Stability oriented task-structure based multi-agent replanning	claim
252	95	IGTASC: a model for institution-governed trusted and autonomic service cooperation	claim
253	95	Multi-agent systems for the real world	claim
254	95	Within epsilon of optimal play in the cultaptation social learning game	claim
255	95	Simple optimization techniques for A*-based search	claim
256	95	Networking for multi-agents: beyond a local view	claim
257	95	To flock or not to flock: the pros and cons of flocking in long-range "migration" of mobile robot swarms	claim
258	95	Temporal dependence networks for the design of convivial multiagent systems	claim
259	94	Introducing social groups and group exchanges in the PopOrg model	claim
260	94	Logical formalization of social commitments: application to agent communication languages	claim
261	94	Uncertainties in adversarial patrol	claim
262	94	Directed Deadline Obligations in Agent-Based Business Contracts	claim
263	93	Visualization and analysis methods for comparing agent behavior in TAC SCM	claim
264	93	Social network semantics for agent communication	claim
265	92	An interface agent for attention manipulation	claim
266	92	A dynamic interest rate adjusting mechanism for online social lending	claim
267	92	Verifying realizability and reachability in recursive interaction protocol specifications	claim
268	91	Power in normative systems	claim
269	91	Supporting agent-oriented designs with models of macroscopic system behavior	claim
270	90	On coordination, autonomy and time	claim
271	90	Modeling swarm phenomena using logistic agents: application to a predators-prey pursuit	claim
272	90	Existence and computation of equilibria of first-price auctions with integral valuations and bids	claim
273	89	A methodology for developing self-explaining agents for virtual training	claim
274	89	Compact approximations of mixture distributions for state estimation in multiagent settings	claim
275	88	SRM: a tool for supplier performance	claim
276	88	Koko: engineering affective applications	claim
277	87	Using swamps to improve optimal pathfinding	claim
278	87	Approximately fair and secure protocols for multiple interdependent issues negotiation	claim
279	87	A fair payoff distribution for myopic rational agents	claim
280	85	Welfare losses in commodity storage games	claim
281	85	A property-based approach for characterizing goals	claim
282	85	Learning disjunctive preferences for negotiating effectively	claim
283	85	Refinement of the ACP2P by sharing user-feedbacks and learning query-responder-agent-relationships	claim
284	84	Optimal strategies in sequential bidding	claim
285	83	An overview of privacy improvements to k-optimal DCOP algorithms	claim
286	83	Implementing Collective Obligations in Human-Agent Teams Using KAoS Policies	claim
287	82	Grammar-based robot control	claim
288	81	Group recognition through social norms	claim
289	81	Constrained coalitional games: formal framework, properties, and complexity results	claim
290	80	Multi-policy optimization in decentralized autonomic systems	claim
291	79	A service-oriented approach for integrating multiagent system designs	claim
292	78	A data-driven simulation of social values evolution	claim
293	77	Learning with whom to communicate using relational reinforcement learning	claim
294	76	Online and onboard evolution of robotic behavior using finite state machines	claim
295	71	Theoretic study of distributed graph planning	claim

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