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Synopsis
This book puts the development of multi-agent systems into a larger perspective with traditional software engineering approaches to tackle difficult challenges of modern-day software systems, such as decentralized control, self-adaptation, and large-scale.
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About the Author
Danny Weyns is a post-doctoral researcher at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium, where he is a member of the AgentWise task force at DistriNet Labs. His main research interests are in software architecture, self-managing systems, multiagent systems, and middleware for decentralized systems.
Review
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“The book renders a comprehensive view upon multi-agent systems from both the theoretical and practical sides. ... The aim of the author, which is fully accomplished, is to offer a handy guide for both software engineers studying the architecture of real-world multi-agent systems and theoreticians looking for an industrial application of the presented concepts. A book many readers with diverse backgrounds will find valuable. It is clearly written based on vast experience and dedication to the field of applied multi-agent systems.” (Catalin Stoean, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1204, 2011)
“This volume offers an integrated, coherent guide to architectural tools for designing such real-world systems. ... Due to its clear, accessible engineering approach to designing multiagent systems, this book will be invaluable for industrial practitioners, and essential reading in academic courses in software engineering.” (H. Van Dyke Parunak, ACM Computing Reviews, November, 2011)
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