MAGEFRAME: A Modular Agent Framework to Support Various Communication Schemas Based on a Self-embedding Algorithm

Authors:
Quintin J. Balsdon;Elizabeth M. Ehlers
Affiliations:
The University of Joahnnesburg: Academy for Information Technology,;The University of Joahnnesburg: Academy for Information Technology,
Venue:
Agent Computing and Multi-Agent Systems
Year:
2009

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Abstract

The communication techniques used amongst agents in a system is critical to the effectiveness and success of collaboration based actions. Agents which fail to store or communicate information in an effective uniform manner will not be able to accomplish their goals. The aim of the paper is to determine the particular difficulties relating to agent information representation and reconstruction. In addition the paper will discuss whether or not it is profitable for agents to be equipped with the ability to modify their communication style.