Vidal's libraryTitle: | A Generic Agent Architecture for Multiagent Systems |
Author: | José M Vidal and Paul Buhler |
Institution: | University of South Carolina |
Year: | 2001 |
Abstract: | We introduce the Generic Agent Architecture (GAA) along with Biter---an implementation of our GAA for the RoboCup domain. The GAA incorporates an elegant object-oriented design meant to handle the type of activities typical for an agent in a multiagent system. These activities include reactive responses, long-term behaviors, and conversations with other agents. We also show how small modifications in the GAA implementation can lead to a subsumption agent or to a BDI agent. Finally, we present our Biter implementation as a proof of concept and use it to illustrate the added functionality that a user of the GAA must implement in a specific domain in order to utilize our GAA. |
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author = {Jos\'{e} M Vidal and Paul Buhler},
title = {A Generic Agent Architecture for Multiagent Systems},
institution = {University of South Carolina},
year = 2001,
abstract = {We introduce the Generic Agent Architecture (GAA)
along with Biter---an implementation of our GAA for
the RoboCup domain. The GAA incorporates an elegant
object-oriented design meant to handle the type of
activities typical for an agent in a multiagent
system. These activities include reactive responses,
long-term behaviors, and conversations with other
agents. We also show how small modifications in the
GAA implementation can lead to a subsumption agent
or to a BDI agent. Finally, we present our Biter
implementation as a proof of concept and use it to
illustrate the added functionality that a user of
the GAA must implement in a specific domain in order
to utilize our GAA. },
note = {USC CSCE TR-2002-011},
url = {http://jmvidal.cse.sc.edu/papers/vidaltr0211.pdf},
googleid = {a-9BjJB9v5QJ:scholar.google.com/},
keywords = {multiagent bdi},
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}
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