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An Introduction to Multiagent Systems |
| Michael Wooldridge (Univ. of Liverpool, UK) |
| Multiagent systems represent a new way of conceptualising and implementing distributed software. An Introduction to MultiAgent Systems is the first modern textbook on this important topic. It provides a comprehensive introduction to intelligent agents and multiagent systems. The book assumes no specialist knowledge. It introduces the idea of agents as software systems that can act autonomously, and leads the reader through a detailed discussion of: *ways that agents can be built *how agents can reach agreements
*the languages that agents can use to communicate with one-another *co-operation and co-ordination in agent systems and
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| Paperback |
366 Pages
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047149691X
$70.00 |
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. | |
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