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Multi-Agent Programming is an essential reference for anyone interested in the most up-to-date developments in MAS programming. While previous research has focused on the development of formal and informal approaches to analyze and specify Multi-Agent Systems, this book focuses on the development of programming languages and tools which not only support MAS programming, but also implement key concepts of MAS in a unified framework.



Part I describes approaches that rely on computational logic or process algebra Jason, 3APL, IMPACT, and CLAIM/SyMPA. Part II presents languages and platforms that extend or are based on Java JADE, Jadex and JACKTM. Part III provides two significant industry specific applications The DEFACTO System for coordinating human-agent teams for disaster response, and the ARTIMIS rational dialogue agent technology. Also featured are seven appendices for quick reference and comparison.

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"This is the second book in a series that aims to provide an overview of the state of the art in multi-agent systems programming . The way the book is organized makes it possible for readers who are seeking advice for selecting an agent development framework to obtain an overview of several possible choices for their needs. Also, readers who are interested in gaining insight into one particular language will find many interesting details in the respective chapter." (Angelica de Antonio, ACM Computing Reviews, November, 2009)

List of Figures
xi
Contributing Authors xv
Preface xxiii
Foreword xxix
Acknowledgments xxxii
Part I Logic- or Process Algebra-based Programming Languages
Jason and the Golden Fleece of Agent-Oriented Programming
3(36)
Rafael H. Bordini
Jomi F. Hubner
Renata Vieira
Motivation
4(4)
Language
8(17)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
10(3)
Semantics and Verification
13(8)
Software Engineering Issues
21(1)
Other Features of the Language
21(4)
Platform
25(12)
Main Features of the Jason Platform
25(9)
Available Tools and Documentation
34(1)
Standards Compliance, Interoperability, and Portability
35(1)
Applications Supported by the Language and the Platform
36(1)
Final Remarks
37(2)
Acknowledgments
37(2)
Programming Multi-Agent Systems in 3APL
39(30)
Mehdi Dastani
M. Birna van Riemsdijk
John-Jules Ch. Meyer
Motivation
39(2)
Language
41(22)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
42(12)
Semantics and Verification
54(6)
Software Engineering Issues
60(3)
Language integration
63(1)
Platform
63(3)
Available tools and documentation
63(2)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
65(1)
Applications
66(1)
Final Remarks
66(3)
Acknowledgments
67(2)
Impact: A Multi-Agent Framework with Declarative Semantics
69(26)
Jurgen Dix
Yingqian Zhang
Motivation
69(3)
Language
72(15)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
74(4)
Semantics and Verification
78(4)
Software Engineering Issues
82(1)
Other features of the language
83(4)
Platform
87(6)
Features of the platform
87(5)
Available tools and documentation
92(1)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
92(1)
Applications
93(1)
Final Remarks
93(2)
Acknowledgments
94(1)
Claim and SyMPA: A Programming Environment for Intelligent and Mobile Agents
95(30)
Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni
Alexandru Suna
Motivation
95(2)
Language
97(16)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
97(5)
Semantics and Verification
102(10)
Software Engineering Issues
112(1)
Other features of the language
113(1)
Platform
113(4)
Available tools and documentation
113(3)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
116(1)
Other features of the platform
116(1)
Applications
117(5)
Final Remarks
122(3)
Part II Java-Based Agent Programming Languages
JADE --- A Java Agent Development Framework
125(24)
Fabio Bellifemine
Federico Bergenti
Giovanni Caire
Agostino Poggi
Motivation
126(1)
Platform
126(12)
Available tools and documentation
131(2)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
133(1)
Other features of the platform
133(1)
Realizing multi-agent systems with the platform
134(4)
Applications
138(9)
CoMMA
138(2)
Agentcities
140(2)
RAP
142(5)
Final Remarks
147(2)
Acknowledgments
147(2)
Jadex: A BDI Reasoning Engine
149(26)
Alexander Pokahr
Lars Braubach
Winfried Lamersdorf
Motivation
149(1)
Architecture
150(6)
BDI Models and Systems
151(1)
Concepts within Jadex
151(3)
Execution Model
154(2)
Language
156(11)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
157(4)
Software Engineering Issues
161(1)
Example
162(5)
Platform
167(5)
Available tools and documentation
169(1)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
170(2)
Applications
172(1)
Final Remarks
173(2)
Acknowledgments
174(1)
JACK™ Intelligent Agents: An Industrial Strength Platform
175(22)
Michael Winikoff
Motivation
175(3)
Language
178(7)
Specifications and Syntactical Aspects
178(4)
Semantics and Verification
182(1)
Software Engineering Issues
183(1)
Other features of the language
184(1)
Platform
185(5)
Available tools and documentation
186(2)
Standards compliance, interoperability and portability
188(1)
Other features of the platform
189(1)
Applications
190(2)
JACK: A Platform for Research
192(1)
Final Remarks
192(5)
Acknowledgments
193(4)
Part III Industrial-Strength Applications
The DEFACTO System: Coordinating Human-Agent Teams for the Future of Disaster Response
197(20)
N. Schurr
J. Marecki
J.P. Lewis
M. Tambe
P. Scerri
Introduction
198(1)
Application Domain
199(4)
Omni-Viewer
200(3)
Proxy-based teamwork
203(1)
Agents
203(2)
Adjustable Autonomy
204(1)
Multi-Agent System
205(4)
Organisation
207(1)
Interaction
208(1)
MAS Environment
208(1)
Experiments
209(5)
Evaluation
209(5)
Related Work and Summary
214(3)
ARTIMIS Rational Dialogue Agent Technology: an overview
217(28)
David Sadek
Introduction
217(1)
Application domain
218(2)
ARTIMIS as an autonomous agent
220(14)
Formal rational interaction theory
220(8)
ARTIMIS agent architecture and implementation
228(6)
ARTIMIS agents in multi-agent systems
234(3)
Cases of ARTIMIS-based applications
237(6)
ARTIMIS as a natural human-computer dialogue agent
237(4)
ARTIMIS as mediation agent
241(2)
Conclusion
243(2)
Summaries for Quick Reference and Comparison 245(2)
Appendix A: Comparison Criteria 247(3)
Appendix B: Jason Summary 250(3)
Appendix C: 3APL Summary 253(2)
Appendix D: IMPACT Summary 255(2)
Appendix E: CLAIM Summary 257(3)
Appendix F: JADE Summary 260(3)
Appendix G: Jadex Summary 263(3)
Appendix H: JACK Summary 266(3)
References 269(24)
Index 293