Extending UML for agents

By James J. Odell. 2000

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Prometheus: a methodology for developing intelligent agents (2002, background): “[2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9]) in that it focuses on the development of intelligent agents rather than black boxes, supports software engineering activities from requirements specification through to detailed design and implementation,”
ROADMAP: extending the gaia methodology for complex open systems (2002, methodology): “An interaction model, based on AUML interaction diagrams [11], is added to model the dynamic aspect of the system.”
Developing intelligent agent systems - a practical guide (2004, background): “A range of notations exist for describing protocols including UML activity diagrams, AUML (Agent UML) (Odell et al. 2000), and Petri nets (e.”
O-MaSE: a customisable approach to designing and building complex, adaptive multi-agent systems (2010, background): “Protocols are generally defined as patterns of communication between such entities (Odell et al., 2001, 2000).”
Agent Oriented Analysis Using Message/UML (2001, background): “AgentUML (AUML) [9] for example defines extensions to UML with notations suited for agent concepts.”
Simulation modelling of ecological hierarchies in constructive dynamical systems (2007, methodology): “However some recent contributions tried to improve this situation by defining some specification methodologies (e.g., A-UML, Odell et al., 2000) or by building abstract machines specifically designed for MAS simulation using DEVS formalism (Schattenberg and Uhrmacher, 2001; Uhrmacher, 2001).”
The tropos software development methodology: processes, models and diagrams (2002, background): “Figure 1 shows the software development process coverage of Tropos relative to other agent oriented methodologies such as GAIA [8], MaSE [2], and AUML [1].”
Tropos: An Agent-Oriented Software Development Methodology (2004, methodology): “This is represented in Figure 16 which shows the relative coverage of Tropos as well as i [36], KAOS [12], GAIA [34], AAII [20] and MaSE [13], and AUML [1, 5, 25].”
Towards requirements-driven information systems engineering: the Tropos project (2002, methodology): “One possibility is to adopt extensions to UML [4], like AUML, the Agent Unified Modeling Language [3,38] proposed by the FIPA (Foundation for Physical Intelligent Agents)[19] and the OMG Agent Work group.”