In some real systems, e.g., sensor networks, individual agents will often need to form coalitions to accomplish complex tasks. Due to communication or computation constrains, it is infeasible for agents to directly interact with all other peers to form ...
Self-organization refers to the capacity of networks of agents to combine and recombine their activities towards some form of overall order without centralized coordination. Such global order is the result of each agent acting based on its own interests ...
Self-organization provides a suitable paradigm for developing self-managed complex computing systems, e.g., decision support systems. Towards this end, in this paper, a composite self-organization mechanism in an agent network is proposed. To ...
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