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Flexible Behaviour Regulation in Agent Based Systems,t of erroneous or malicious behaviour, we also need to find ways to organise and manage computational entities in order to mitigate their potential deleterious effect on computational systems. In this paper, therefore, we analyse the role of trust, organisations and norms in a motivation-based view

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Effect of Network Topology in Opinion Formation Models, is more likely when the network is adaptive rather than static. In order to better model realistic social networks, we have extended an existing model of such a process, by the introduction of a parameter representing each agent’s level of ‘authority,’ based on their opinion relative to the overall

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Behavior Learning in Minority Games, for a finite resource. It has been regarded as an interesting complex dynamical disordered system from a statistical mechanics point of view. In this paper we have investigated the problem of learning the agent behaviors in the minority game. We assume the existence of one “intelligent agent” who c

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Designing Intelligent Healthcare Operations,ision maker to gather multi-spectral data and information in order to make an effective choice when faced with numerous options. Unstructured decision making in dynamic and complex environments is challenging and in almost every situation the decision maker is undoubtedly faced with information infe

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Collaborative Learning in Uncertain Environments,d strategic policy. In uncertain environments, these three aspects are likely to operate simultaneously whereas previous research at best has focussed on two, if not one, of these aspects. This paper introduces our research effort to study phenomena of learning under these circumstances. We propose

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Intelligent Collaborative Care Management (ICCM): Achieving and Managing Contractual Relationships onalities to support adherence of contract formation and service delivery and variations of contractual commitments. We present first empirical results into the performance of a prototype system based on the ICCM framework. A key insight is that mental models of human agents (i.e., service providers

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