Agent technology: Enabling next generation computing

By Michael Luck, Peter John McBurney, C. Preist. 2003

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Brain Meets Brawn: Why Grid and Agents Need Each Other (2004, background): “In particular, many large companies are now interested in developing applications using agent technologies, and deployed applications exist for domains such as manufacturing, electronic commerce, process control, telecommunication systems, traffic and transportation management, information filtering”
Agent-Mediated Electronic Commerce (2004, background): “In order to support interaction, autonomous agents are increasingly being used in a wide range of industrial and commercial domains [27].”
Agent-based systems for manufacturing (2006, background): “All these achievements led to what is considered now the agent paradigm of computing [1] [2] [39].”
Research, part of a Special Feature on Empirical based agent-based modeling Agent-based Analysis of Agricultural Policies: an Illustration of the Agricultural Policy Simulator AgriPoliS, its Adaptation and Behavior (2006, background): “…Simulator (AgriPoliS) is the understanding and modeling of an agricultural system as an agent-based system (Russel and Norvig 1995, Franklin and Graesser 1997, Jennings et al. 1998, Ferber 1999, Gilbert and Troitzsch 1999, Luck et al. 2003, Parker et al. 2003, Tesfatsion, unpublished manuscript).”
Developing intelligent agent systems - a practical guide (2004, background): “Other application areas where software agents can provide benefits include Intelligent Assistants (Maes 1994), Electronic Commerce (Luck et al. 2003), Manufacturing (Shen and Norrie 1999), and Business process modelling (Jennings et al.”