One aspect of rational behavior is that agents can pursue multiple goals in parallel. Current BDI theory and systems do not provide a theoretical or architectural framework for dec...
Alexander Pokahr, Lars Braubach, Winfried Lamersdo...
Objects of interest are represented in the brain simultaneously in different frames of reference. Knowing the positions of one’s head and eyes, for example, one can compute the...
Cornelius Weber, David Muse, Mark Elshaw, Stefan W...
Negotiations are an important way of reaching agreements between selfish autonomous agents. In this paper we focus on one-to-many bargaining within the context of agent-mediated e...
Enrico H. Gerding, D. J. A. Somefun, Han La Poutr&...
Societies need patterned behavior to exist. Large-scale agent societies may contain a diversity of agents, each with differing abilities and functionalities. When such an agent sys...
Argumentation-based negotiation (ABN) is an effective means of resolving conflicts in a multi-agent society. However, it consumes both time and computational resources for agents ...