A Case Study in Role-based Agent Interactions
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Large-scale decentralized environments, such as theInternet, achieve advantages in exploiting softwareagents for applications, thanks to their autonomy incarrying out tasks. In such a scenario, interactionsamong agents are an issue that must be faced in anappropriate way. In the BRAIN framework, interactionsamong agents are fruitfully modeled on the basis ofroles, which define a set of capabilities and an expectedbehavior. This approach achieves several advantages,such as agent-oriented features, separation of concernsand reuse of solutions and experiences. In this paper wepropose an interaction infrastructure, called Rolesystem,which relies on the above mentioned role-basedinteraction model. This infrastructure allows agents todynamically assume roles and interact accordingly. Anapplication example and the comparison with otherapproaches show the effectiveness of our approach.