Evolution of the GPGP/TÆMS Domain-Independent Coordination Framework

By Victor R. Lesser, Keith S. Decker, T. Wagner, N. Carver, A. Garvey, Bryan Horling, D. Neiman, R. Podorozhny, M. Prasad, Anita Raja and 3 more. Adaptive Agents and Multi-Agent Systems, 2002

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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Information Systems

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In Artificial Intelligence

1. Victor R. Lesser
2. Maaike Harbers
3. Chongjie Zhang
4. Adrian Weller
5. Juan C. García-Ojeda
6. Scott A. DeLoach
7. Karl Tuyls
8. Frans Adriaan Oliehoek

Citations in the corpus

• A survey of multi-agent organizational paradigms (2004, methodology): “Work by Prasad & Lesser (1999),Lesser et al. (2004)and Excelente-Toledo & Jennings (2004) has also explored the dynamic selection of coordination strategies, which in this context can be considered a form of organizational adaptation.”
• Self-Explaining Agents in Virtual Training (2008, methodology): “For an account of planning, we have looked at the GPGP (generalized partial global planning) approach [8].”