An Infrastructure for Agent Collaboration in Open Environments
Kenichi Yoshimura
Computer Science and Information Technology
RMIT University
Friday, 30th May 2003
0930 - 1100
RMIT University Function Room (near Kaleide Theatre)
Building 8, level 2, RMIT,
Swanston Street, Melbourne.
Abstract:
In this talk, we present a service composition tool which enables
specification of composite services by users with limited programming
experiences. We view composite services as a loose form of teamwork of
a user agent and service providers, which enables us to use an
existing model of teamwork as a basis of our work. We also present an
extension to the current model of teamwork to achieve flexible and
robust execution of composite services.
Biosketch:
Kenichi Yoshimura is a research associate in the School of Computer
Science and Information Technology at RMIT University. He has been
working at RMIT agents group since 2002 after he completed a Master's
degree at The University of Melbourne in the area of robotic soccer
and teamwork. He is currently working on an ARC Linkage grant project
with Agent Oriented Softwrare Pty. Ltd.