In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentralised coordination problems. Our approach removes cycles in any general constraint network by eliminating dependencies between functions and variables which have the least impact on the solution quality. It uses the max-sum algorithm to optimally solve the resulting tree structured constraint network, providing a bounded approximation specific to the particular problem instance. We formally prove that our algorithm provides a bounded ap-proximation of the original problem and we present an empirical evaluation in a synthetic scenario. This shows that the approximate solutions that our algorithm provides are typically within 95 % of the optimum...
International audienceIn this paper we address the problem of efficient decentralised coordination o...
The Max-Sum algorithm, an instance of the Generalized Distributive Law family, is known to solve Dis...
In this paper we address the problem of decentralised coordination for agents that must make coordin...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to eff...
We propose the bounded multi-objective max-sum algorithm (B-MOMS), the first decentralised coordinat...
We propose the bounded multi-objective max-sum algorithm (B-MOMS), the first decentralised coordinat...
Recent advances in decentralised coordination of multiple agents have led to the proposal of the max...
Decentralised optimisation is a key issue for multi-agent systems, and while many solution technique...
International audienceIn this paper we address the problem of efficient decentralised coordination o...
The Max-Sum algorithm, an instance of the Generalized Distributive Law family, is known to solve Dis...
In this paper we address the problem of decentralised coordination for agents that must make coordin...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel algorithm that provides bounded approximate solutions for decentral...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
In this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to efficiently...
AbstractIn this paper we propose a novel approach to decentralised coordination, that is able to eff...
We propose the bounded multi-objective max-sum algorithm (B-MOMS), the first decentralised coordinat...
We propose the bounded multi-objective max-sum algorithm (B-MOMS), the first decentralised coordinat...
Recent advances in decentralised coordination of multiple agents have led to the proposal of the max...
Decentralised optimisation is a key issue for multi-agent systems, and while many solution technique...
International audienceIn this paper we address the problem of efficient decentralised coordination o...
The Max-Sum algorithm, an instance of the Generalized Distributive Law family, is known to solve Dis...
In this paper we address the problem of decentralised coordination for agents that must make coordin...