CArtAgO

Submitted by on Sep 17 2015 } Suggest Revision
By: Alessandro Ricci (main ref., a.ricci@unibo.it) | Andrea Santi (a.santi@unibo.it) | Michele Piunti | Mirko Viroli | Andrea Omicini | Marco Guidi | Mattia Minotti
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CArtAgO (Common ARTifact infrastructure for AGents Open environments) is a general purpose framework/infrastructure that makes it possible to program and execute virtual environments – also said virtual / application / software environments – for multi-agent systems. CArtAgO is based on the Agents & Artifacts (A&A) meta-model for modelling and designing multi-agent systems. A&A introduces high-level metaphors taken from human cooperative working environments: agents as computational entities performing some kind of task/goal-oriented activity (in analogy with human workers), and artifacts as resources and tools dynamically constructed, used, manipulated by agents to support/ realise their individual and collective activities (like artifacts in human contexts). Actually, A&A is based on interdisciplinary studies involving Activity Theory and Distributed Cognition as main conceptual background frameworks.
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