AMELI: an agent-based middleware for electronic institutions
By M. Esteva, Bruno Rosell, J. Rodríguez-Aguilar, J. Arcos. Proceedings of the Third International Joint Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems, 2004. AAMAS 2004., 2004
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The design and development of open multi-agent systems (MAS) is a key aspect in agent research. We advocate that they can be realised as electronic institutions. In this paper we focus on the execution of electronic institutions by introducing AMELI, an infrastructure that mediates agentsý interactions while enforcing institutional rules. An innovative feature of AMELI is that it is of general purpose (it can interpret any institution specification), and therefore it can be regarded as domain-independent. The combination of ISLANDER [5] and AMELI provides full support for the design and development of electronic institutions.
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Citations in the corpus
- Environment as a first class abstraction in multiagent systems (2007, background): “Examples of infrastructures for mediated interaction are coordination infrastructures [55], infrastructures for digital pheromones [11], law-governed interaction [45], computational fields [41, 43], infrastructures for electronic institutions [22], or tag-based coordination and reputation mechanisms”
- Multi-agent oriented programming with JaCaMo (2013, unknown): “I Regulation mechanisms, i.e. governance infrastructure e.g. Ameli [Esteva et al., 2004], S-Moise+ [Hübner et al., 2006], ORA4MAS [Hübner et al., 2009], ...”
- Developing organised multiagent systems using the MOISE+ model: programming issues at the system and agent levels (2007, methodology): “As far as we know, the following available frameworks are system centred: Ameli [16] (based on Islander), MadKit [21] (based on agr), karma [33] (based on steam), and S-Moise [28] (based onMoise).”