Declarative Agent Languages and Technologies : First International Workshop, DALT 2003, Melbourne, Australia, July 15, 2003, Revised Selected and Invited Papers
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Inhaltsangabe:
- MAS as Complex Systems: A View on the Role of Declarative Approaches
- A Logic-Based Infrastructure for Reconfiguring Applications
- Operational Semantics for Agents by Iterated Refinement
- Go! for Multi-threaded Deliberative Agents
- An Agent-Based Domain Specific Framework for Rapid Prototyping of Applications in Evolutionary Biology
- A Logic for Ignorance
- Coo-BDI: Extending the BDI Model with Cooperativity
- Extending the Operational Semantics of a BDI Agent-Oriented Programming Language for Introducing Speech-Act Based Communication
- A Combined Logic of Expectation and Observation
- A Proposal for Reasoning in Agents: Restricted Entailment
- A Social Approach to Communication in Multiagent Systems
- Logic-Based Electronic Institutions
- Modeling Interactions Using Social Integrity Constraints: A Resource Sharing Case Study
- Linear Logic, Partial Deduction and Cooperative Problem Solving.