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AAMAS '03 Proceedings of the second international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems
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The communicative multiagent team decision problem: analyzing teamwork theories and models
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Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research
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A representation for coordination fault detection in large-scale multi-agent systems
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Tangible ambient intelligence with semantic agents in daily activities
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With the proliferation of software agents and smart hardware devices there is a growing realization that large-scale problems can be addressed by integration of such stand-alone systems. This has led to an increasing interest in integration architectures that enable a heterogeneous variety of agents and humans to work together: These agents and humans differ in their capabilities, preferences, the level of autonomy they are willing to grant the integration architecture and their information requirements and performance.The challenge in coordinating such a diverse agent set is that potentially a large number of domain-specific and agent-specific coordination plans may be required. We present a novel two-tiered approach to address this coordination problem. We first provide the integration architecture with general-purpose teamwork coordination capabilities, but they enable adaptation of such capabilities for the needs or requirements of specific individuals. A key novel aspect of this adaptation is that it takes place in the context of other heterogeneous team members. We are realizing this approach in an implemented distributed agent integration architecture called Teamcore. Experimental results from two different domains are presented.