On the implementation of SwarmLinda

Authors:
Ahmed Charles;Ronaldo Menezes;Robert Tolksdorf
Affiliations:
Florida Tech, Computer Sciences, Melbourne, Florida;Florida Tech, Computer Sciences, Melbourne, Florida;FU Berlin, Informatik, Berlin, Germany
Venue:
ACM-SE 42 Proceedings of the 42nd annual Southeast regional conference
Year:
2004

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Abstract

Natural-forming multi-agent systems (aka Swarms) can grow to enormous sizes and perform seemingly complex tasks without the existence of any centralized control. In this paper we discuss the implementation of SwarmLinda, a Linda-based system that abstracts Linda concepts in terms of swarm intelligence constructs such as scents and stigmergy.