Multiagent Engineering: Theory and Applications in Enterprises (International Handbooks on Information Systems)

Kirn, Stefan, Otthein Herzog and Peter Lockemann:

ISBN 10: 3540314067 / ISBN 13: 9783540314066

Editore: Springer .2006., 2006

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626 Seiten ex Library Book / aus einer wissenschafltichen Bibliothek / Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1058 24,1 x 16,3 x 3,8 cm, Taschenbuch. Codice articolo 378558

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Titolo: Multiagent Engineering: Theory and ...

Casa editrice: Springer .2006.

Data di pubblicazione: 2006

Legatura: Brossura

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This book gives detailed descriptions of the development of two large scale multiagent systems: Agent.Hospital and Agent.Enterprise. These two systems have been developed in close cooperation with more than 20 enterprises and hospitals. They demonstrate clearly that multiagent technology has a great potential for innovative information systems, if a high degree of flexibility of the overall systems is required, e.g. because human actors and technical systems exhibit a great degree of local autonomy, or if the work environment is highly dynamic.

Contenuti:

Management Summary.- Management Summary.- What Agents Are and What They Are Good For.- Agents.- From Agents to Multiagent Systems.- Flexibility of Multiagent Systems.- Application Examples I: Agent.Enterprise.- Agent.Enterprise in a Nutshell.- Integrated Process Planning and Production Control.- Benchmarking of Multiagent Systems in a Production Planning and Control Environment.- Distributed Hierarchical Production Control for Wafer Fabs Using an Agent-Based System Prototype.- Supply Chain Event Management With Software Agents.- Trust-Based Distributed Supply-Web Negotiations.- Application Examples II: Agent.Hospital.- Agent.Hospital ― Health Care Applications of Intelligent Agents.- Artificial Software Agents as Representatives of Their Human Principals in Operating-Room-Team-Forming.- Agent-Based Information Logistics.- Agent-Based Patient Scheduling in Hospitals.- Adaptivity and Scheduling.- Active, Medical Documents in Health Care.- Self-Organized Scheduling in Hospitals by Connecting Agents and Mobile Devices.- Agent Engineering.- The Engineering Process.- Requirements Engineering.- Interaction Design.- Architectural Design.- Semantics for Agents.- Towards Dependable Agent Systems.- Tools and Standards.- From Testing to Theorem Proving.- Evaluation.- Benchmarking of Multiagent Systems.- Simulation.- Legal Consequences of Agent Deployment.