By Sung Ho Ha (auth.), Piotr Jędrzejowicz, Ngoc Thanh Nguyen, Robert J. Howlet, Lakhmi C. Jain (eds.)
This publication constitutes the court cases of the 4th KES foreign Symposium on Agent and Multi-Agent platforms, KES-AMSTA 2010, held in June 2010 in Gdynia, Poland. The mentioned box is anxious with the improvement and research of AI-based problem-solving and keep an eye on architectures for either single-agent and multiple-agent platforms. purely eighty three papers have been chosen for booklet in either volumes and concentrate on themes equivalent to: Multi-Agent platforms layout and Implementation, Negotiations and Social matters, net prone and Semantic net, Cooperation, Coordination and Teamwork, Agent-Based Modeling, Simulation and selection Making, Multi-Agent functions, administration and e-Business, cellular brokers and Robots, and laptop studying.
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Reachability: a particular situation can be reached from the initial state via some computation sequences. For example, from the state where the Cus agent requests a quote for some goods, we can reach a state that depicts the delivery of the goods: AF (priceRequest(Cus) → EF Deliver(M er)). 2. Safety: safety means some bad situation will never occur. For example, in all paths the Cus agent always sends the payment, but the M er agent will not eventually deliver the goods in all paths starting from the state where the Cus agent has payed: AG(¬(P ay(Cus) ∧ AF (AG¬Deliver(M er))).
The merchant after receiving the payment, he appends the decryption key for the goods with the receipt to the customer: Receipt(Decrypt (IteID,Key),Price). This original specification is quite rigid because it cannot handle the natural situations where exceptions can take place [16,18]. Consequently, the “commitment machines” are proposed to tackle these shortcomings and produce more flexible protocols. For example, a customer sending an “accept” message before receiving a price quote (as in case of trust) or a merchant sending the goods prior to the customer sending payment (as in a trial offer).
The delegated (resp. the assigned) commitment 16 M. El-Menshawy, J. Bentahar, and R. Dssouli can be accepted or refused. When MG is refused, then the interacting agent can open the negotiation dialogue either by the defense game, attack game or by challenge game to reach a mutual agreement. The defense game (DFG) consists of the defense-action that the debtor uses to persuade the creditor followed either by calling the main dialogue game that opens the flexibility to the creditor to accept, refuse or challenge this defense or by direct refusing this defense.