Ontological Basis for Agent ADL
(2003) International CAiSE 03 Forum on Advanced Information Systems Engineering — Location: velden
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- Abstract. Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) architectures are gaining popularity over traditional ones for building open, distributed or evolving software. To formally define system architecture and reasoning about it, numerous architecture description languages (ADLs) have been proposed during the last decade. However, few research efforts aim at truly defining a description language for MAS architectures. The paper introduces an ontological basis aimed at capturing a ?core ? set of structural and behavioral concepts, and their relationships, we consider fundamental to define an ADL for MAS architectures. The explosive growth of application areas such as electronic commerce, knowledge management, peer-to-peer and mobile computing has profoundly changed our views on information systems engineering. Systems must now be based on open architectures that continuously evolve to accommodate new components and meet new requirements. These new requirements call, in turn, for new concepts and techniques for engineering and managing information systems. For these reasons ? and more ?
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Louvain School of Management Operations and Information
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Faulkner, S., & Kolp, M. (2003). Ontological Basis for Agent ADL. International CAiSE 03 Forum on Advanced Information Systems Engineering, velden. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/250415