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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Cooperating agents"”.

  1. A Framework of Cooperating Agents Hierarchies for Local-Area Mobility Support

    … for IPv4 based on the deployment of multiple cooperating mobility agents hierarchies in the foreign domain. First, we introduce a hierarchy model offering a backward compatible mode to service legacy mobile hosts, unaware of local-area mobility extensions. Second, for intra-hierarchy handoffs, …

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  2. Concept for a virtual assistant with an LLMbased multi-agent system to process user input in intralogistics

    … a large language model and a system of multiple cooperating agents. The literature review further confirmed that no existing concept combines these elements in intralogistics, establishing a clear research gap. The aim of this study is to design and evaluate such a concept. The guiding research …

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  3. Adaptively Predictive Clustering of Mimo Beamforming Considering Co-Channel Interference in Time Varying Wireless Channel

    … we consider basestations as a set of cooperating agents, i.e., the Coordinated Multi-Point (CoMP) model, each of which can provide spatial and temporal multiplexing to enhance the signal to noise ratio in the wireless channel. Of particular concern in this talk is the performance of …

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  4. Distributed coordination of autonomous agents by communicating on a need-to-know basis

    Intelligent autonomous agents working cooperatively accomplish tasks more efficiently than single agents, as well as tasks that were infeasible for the single agent. For example, a single agent transporting a ton of blocks will need to take multiple trips, possibly even more trips than it can make, …

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  5. Simple Games with Applications to Secret Sharing Schemes

    In many situations, cooperating agents have different status with respect to an activity. Often a coalition can undertake the activity only if sufficiently many agents, or agents of sufficient seniority participate in it. The concept of a simple game, introduced by von Neumann & Morgenstern (1944), …

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  6. Robust distributed planning strategies for autonomous multi-agent teams

    The increased use of autonomous robotic agents, such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and ground rovers, for complex missions has motivated the development of autonomous task allocation and planning methods that ensure spatial and temporal coordination for teams of cooperating agents. The basic …

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  7. Automated Verification of Object Petri Nets based on Transformation, Unfoldings and SAT Solving

    … where the mobility and interactions between cooperating agents are of importance. In large information system, agents are software components that are capable of performing autonomous actions in some environment in order to satisfy their design objectives. To<br/>this end, several agents

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