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- ArticleAugust 2005
Integrating transportation ontologies using semantic web languages
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 99–110https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_9Communication between agents is possible only when agents understand ontologies used in exchanged messages. Since we cannot hope that one universally accepted ontology would be ever created, approaches allowing using different ontologies by different ...
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A proposal of multi-agent negotiation mechanism based on dynamic market concept for pareto optimal solution
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 87–98https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_8One of advantages for software agent is their ability to serve as proxies for trade and bartering. This has led to the analysis and development of negotiation mechanism for general resource allocation problem. We consider agent-mediated Pareto optimal ...
- ArticleAugust 2005
An information-based agent
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 64–75https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_6An agent architecture is described with high-level process management applications in mind. The agent is “information-based” in that it is designed to operate with real-time information streams. The information that it receives may be of questionable ...
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Probabilistic holons for efficient agent-based data mining and simulation
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 50–63https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_5Multiagent systems (MAS) provide a useful approach to distributed problem solving whereby the growing complexity of robust and scalable systems increases the requirements on efficient structures and organisations. A promising approach to organisation of ...
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MAS methodology for HMS
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 39–49https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_4Developments in Holonic Manufacturing Systems (HMS) have been reported in three main areas: architectures, algorithms, and methodologies for HMS. Despite the advancements obtained in the first two areas the methodologies for HMS have not received great ...
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A 3d visualization and simulation framework for intelligent physical agents
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 23–38https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_3MAS (Multi-Agent Systems) and HMS (Holonic Manufacturing Systems) are enabling the vision of the Plug & Play Factory and paving the way for future autonomous production systems. Previous research activities and pilot implementations reported the FIPA (...
- ArticleAugust 2005
Polymorphic agent clusters: the concept to design multi-agent environments supporting business activities
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 233–245https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_21There are two main contributions of the work reported in the paper. First, a new model of software agents is proposed that are polymorphic and highly mobile. The former feature of agents results from the existence of potentially many agent versions. The ...
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Fundamental insights into holonic systems design
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 11–22https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_2This paper goes back to the origins of the Holonic Systems concept, a wording coined by Arthur Köstler [1] but actually based on fundamental insights from Nobel Prize winner Herbert Simon [2]. Simon's theme is limited rationality and its implications ...
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Simulation of underwater surveillance by a team of autonomous robots
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 207–220https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_19Within this paper we describe a simulation environment for the underwater surveillance and propose architecture of control part of autonomous robot capable of efficient operation in such environment. Besides this the algorithms for decentralized ...
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Resolving scheduling issues of the london underground using a multi-agent system
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 188–196https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_17We consider the scheduling issues for The London Underground (LU), which spans the entire city, and is a vast network of inter-related railway lines. By its very nature, it is a dynamic, complex and unpredictable environment; operating or being ...
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Using radio frequency identification in agent-based manufacturing control systems
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 176–187https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_16The radio frequency identification (RFID) is a technology for automatic identification and localization of items, particularly in supply chain. Unlike bar code technology that detects the optical signals reflected from bar code labels, RFID uses radio ...
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Information access and control operations in multi-agent system based process automation
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 144–153https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_13An approach to combine information access and control operations in a process automation system extended with multi-agent system technology is presented in this paper. According to this approach a multi-agent system supervises an ordinary process ...
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Experimental validation of ADACOR holonic control system
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 121–132https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_11In the last years, several manufacturing control architectures using emergent paradigms and technologies, such as multi-agent and holonic manufacturing systems, have been proposed to address the challenge of developing control systems capable of ...
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A strategy to implement and validate industrial applications of holonic systems
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 111–120https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_10Classical control systems are based on feedback techniques and models that generally cannot manage computational complexity, nonlinearity and uncertainty. Moreover, classical control cannot adapt well to the variability of the processes under control in ...
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Experience with holonic and agent-based control systems and their adoption by industry
HoloMAS'05: Proceedings of the Second international conference on Holonic and Multi-Agent Systems for ManufacturingPages 1–10https://doi.org/10.1007/11537847_1Currently industrial automation systems are built using a hierarchical top-down approach, yielding tightly coupled and low flexibility systems. Holonic and intelligent agent-based industrial control systems have the potential to be much more highly ...