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- Andrea Omicini
- 2017
The current practice in multiagent systems typically associates the environment with resources that are external to agents and their communication infrastructure. Advanced uses of the environment include infrastructures for indirect coordination, such as digital pheromones, or support for governed interaction in electronic institutions. Yet, in general, the… (More)
Direct interaction and explicit communication are not always the best approaches for achieving coherent systemic behaviour in the context of Multi-Agent Systems (MAS). This is evident when taking into account recent approaches dealing with environment-based coordination such as stigmergy and, more generally, mediated interaction. In this paper we propose a… (More)
- Andrea Omicini, Alessandro Ricci, Mirko Viroli
- Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
- 2008
- Andrea Omicini, Franco Zambonelli
- Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
- 1999
- Andrea Omicini
- AOSE
- 2000
The notion of society should play a central role in agent-oriented software engineering as a first-class abstraction around which complex systems can be designed and built as multi-agent systems. We argue that an effective agent-oriented methodology should account for inter-agent aspects by providing engineers with specific abstractions and tools for the… (More)
- Andrea Omicini, Franco Zambonelli
- SAC
- 1999
The paper presents the TUCSON coordination model for In-ternet applications based on network-aware (possibly mobile) agents. The model is based on the notion of tuple centre, an enhanced tuple space whose behaviour can be extended according to the application needs. Everv node of a TUCSON environment provides its local communication space, made up of a… (More)
- Alessandro Ricci, Mirko Viroli, Andrea Omicini
- E4MAS
- 2006
- Alessandro Ricci, Mirko Viroli, Andrea Omicini
- PROMAS
- 2005
This paper introduces the notion of artifact as a first-class abstraction in MASs (multi-agent systems) and focuses on its impact on MAS programming. Artifacts are runtime devices providing some kind of function or service which agents can fruitfully use – both individually and collectively – to achieve their individual as well as social objectives.… (More)
- Alessandro Ricci, Mirko Viroli, Andrea Omicini
- AAMAS
- 2007
In human society, almost any cooperative working context accounts for different kinds of object, tool, artifacts in general, that humans adopt, share and intelligently exploit so as to support their working activities, in particular social ones. According to theories in human sciences--Activity Theory and Distributed Cognition are two main examples [5,… (More)