Applicability of Emergence Engineering to Distributed Systems Scenarios

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@InProceedings{Zapf:2008:eumas,

• author = "Michael Zapf and Thomas Weise",
• title = "Applicability of Emergence Engineering to Distributed Systems Scenarios",
• booktitle = "Sixth European Workshop on Multi-Agent Systems, EUMAS'08",
• year = "2008",
• editor = "Julian Padget",
• address = "University of Bath, Bath, UK",
• month = "18-19 " # dec,
• publisher = "Springer???",
• keywords = "genetic algorithms, genetic programming, Offline Emergence Engineering, AOSE, Rule-based Genetic Programming, RBGP, Election, Agents",
• URL = "http://www.it-weise.de/documents/files/ZW2008AOEETDSS.pdf",
• abstract = "Genetic Programming can be effectively used to create emergent behavior for a group of autonomous agents. In the process we call Offline Emergence Engineering, the behavior is at first bred in a Genetic Programming environment and then deployed to the agents in the real environment. In this article we shortly describe our approach, introduce an extended behavioral rule syntax, and discuss the impact of the expressiveness of the behavioral description to the generation success, using two scenarios in comparison: the election problem and the distributed critical section problem. We evaluate the results, formulating criteria for the applicability of our approach.",
• notes = "http://eumas08.cs.bath.ac.uk/schedule/ See also \cite{Zapf:2008:KIS5}",

}

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