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AGENTS
2000
Springer

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Frameworks for Reasoning about Agent Based Systems

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Frameworks for Reasoning about Agent Based Systems

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This paper suggests formal frameworks that can be used as the basis for deﬁning, reasoning about, and verifying properties of agent systems. The language, Little-JIL is graphical, yet has precise mathematically deﬁned semantics. It incorporates a wide range of semantics needed to deﬁne the subtleties of agent system behaviors. We demonstrate that the semantics of Little-JIL are sufﬁciently well deﬁned to support the application of static dataﬂow analysis, enabling the veriﬁcation of critical properties of the agent systems. This approach is inherently a top-down approach that complements bottom-up approaches to reasoning about system behavior.

Leon J. Osterweil, Lori A. Clarke

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Added	01 Aug 2010
Updated	01 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2000
Where	AGENTS
Authors	Leon J. Osterweil, Lori A. Clarke

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