论文信息 - Cost-Based Dynamic Reconfiguration System for Evolving Holarchies

Cost-Based Dynamic Reconfiguration System for Evolving Holarchies

Autonomous, highly distributed control architectures are composed of a significant number of holons/agents that can reason and act on behalf of represented processes or artifacts in a coordinated manner. Depending on the social organization capabilities of the agents, the autonomous system could evolve into complex agent organizations called temporal holarchies. Cost-based negotiation supports the holarchy formation. Dynamic hierarchical teamworks architecture of middle-agents is described to increase robustness of the architecture.

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