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Architectural Design of Component-based Agents: A Behavior-based Approach

Jean-Pierre Briot
Thomas Meurisse
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Frédéric Peschanski
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This paper relates an experience in using a component model to design and construct agents. After discussing various rationales and architectural styles for decomposing an agent architecture, we describe a component-based model of agents, named MALEVA. In this model, components encapsulate various units of agent behaviors (e.g., follow gradient, flee, reproduce. . . ). Among its specificities, it provides an explicit notion of control flow between components, for a fine grain control of activation and scheduling. Moreover, a notion of composite component allows complex behaviors to be constructed from simpler ones. Two case studies in the domain of multi-agent based simulation are presented in this paper. They illustrate the ability of the model to support both a bottom-up and a top-down approach for agent architecture design.
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hal-01336911 , version 1 (24-06-2016)

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Jean-Pierre Briot, Thomas Meurisse, Frédéric Peschanski. Architectural Design of Component-based Agents: A Behavior-based Approach. 4th International Workshop on Programming Multi-Agent Systems (ProMAS'06), May 2006, Hakodate, Japan. pp.35-49. ⟨hal-01336911⟩
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