Agent systems and applications

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As the number of deployed multi-agent applications increases, further and better experience with the technology is gained, enabling a strong evaluation of the field from a more practical perspective. In particular, questions relating to how the theory of multi-agent systems impacts on practice, and how the practical development itself compares with other technologies, can be answered in the light of a heightened level of maturity. Given the tensions between theoreticians and practitioners in computing in general, let alone their spats in AI or multi-agent systems in particular, the discussion on agent systems and applications was both vigorous and enthusiastic.

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Aylett, R., Brazier, F., Jennings, N., Luck, M., Nwana, H., & Preist, C. (1998). Agent systems and applications. Knowledge Engineering Review, 13(3), 303–308. https://doi.org/10.1017/S0269888998003038

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