A modelling approach based on the Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) is proposed as a first stage in developing agent based systems. The SSMapproach enables a better conceptualisation of the system being developed, and enables each stake holder to evaluate the system from their particular viewpoints. Such an approach can also support the decomposition of an information system into a set of collaborating agents. We suggest that this is a more intuitive approach to designing agent based systems, and one which can be used as a first step to other work centered on the Unified Modelling Language (UML). A methodology for translating systems requirements into a set of collaborating agents is presented
Abstract. Although Multi Agent Systems (MAS) have attracted a great deal of attention in the field o...
Today, when computing is pervasive and deployed over a range of devices by a multiplicity of users, ...
A standard way of describing requirements for system design is according to function. One describes ...
A modelling approach based on the Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) is proposed as a first stage in dev...
The UML has been used to model the knowledge required to engineer agent systems. The UML provides me...
Agent technologies are now being applied to the development of large-scale commercial and industrial...
This paper presents 2 software engineering approaches for design of multi-agent systems. The goal of...
Agent-Based Modelling (ABM) is a modelling technique with great success in fields like ecology, soci...
Abstract. With the recent rapid growth of interest in Multi-Agent Systems(MAS), has come an associat...
Abstract. Much work in the field of agent-based systems has tended to focus on either the developmen...
Software engineering relies on the possibility of describing a system at different levels of abstrac...
In this paper, we propose a pragmatic process model for the development of multi-agent systems based...
The use of UML 2.1 to model a broad range of systems is evident from the variety of UML diagrams in ...
International audienceThis chapter will aim to present good practice in, and the benefits of, formal...
The multi-agent systems (MAS) have become a very powerful paradigm in the development of complex com...
Abstract. Although Multi Agent Systems (MAS) have attracted a great deal of attention in the field o...
Today, when computing is pervasive and deployed over a range of devices by a multiplicity of users, ...
A standard way of describing requirements for system design is according to function. One describes ...
A modelling approach based on the Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) is proposed as a first stage in dev...
The UML has been used to model the knowledge required to engineer agent systems. The UML provides me...
Agent technologies are now being applied to the development of large-scale commercial and industrial...
This paper presents 2 software engineering approaches for design of multi-agent systems. The goal of...
Agent-Based Modelling (ABM) is a modelling technique with great success in fields like ecology, soci...
Abstract. With the recent rapid growth of interest in Multi-Agent Systems(MAS), has come an associat...
Abstract. Much work in the field of agent-based systems has tended to focus on either the developmen...
Software engineering relies on the possibility of describing a system at different levels of abstrac...
In this paper, we propose a pragmatic process model for the development of multi-agent systems based...
The use of UML 2.1 to model a broad range of systems is evident from the variety of UML diagrams in ...
International audienceThis chapter will aim to present good practice in, and the benefits of, formal...
The multi-agent systems (MAS) have become a very powerful paradigm in the development of complex com...
Abstract. Although Multi Agent Systems (MAS) have attracted a great deal of attention in the field o...
Today, when computing is pervasive and deployed over a range of devices by a multiplicity of users, ...
A standard way of describing requirements for system design is according to function. One describes ...