MULTIAGENT SYSTEMS A MODERN APPROACH TO DISTRIBUTED ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

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WEISS GERHARD

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TextPublication details: CAMBRIDGE THE MIT PRESS 2001Edition: THIRD PRINTDescription: XIX 620PISBN:

978-0-262-73131-7

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MULTIAGENT SYSTEMS

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Summary: The book serves as a comprehensive textbook and reference for graduate-level AI and computer science students. It outlines both theoretical and practical aspects of multiagent systems (MAS)—collections of intelligent entities (software or robotic agents) that communicate and act within a shared environment. Each chapter, written by leading researchers, delves into one major facet of MAS, including agent design, communication, coordination, decision-making, and learning.

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MULTIAGENT SYSTEMS

The book serves as a comprehensive textbook and reference for graduate-level AI and computer science students. It outlines both theoretical and practical aspects of multiagent systems (MAS)—collections of intelligent entities (software or robotic agents) that communicate and act within a shared environment. Each chapter, written by leading researchers, delves into one major facet of MAS, including agent design, communication, coordination, decision-making, and learning.

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