Titlebook: Computational Conflicts; Conflict Modeling fo Heinz Jürgen Müller,Rose Dieng Book 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Conflict Mode

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during problem solving or during communication. Their nature or processing can also be specific for some tasks (such as concurrent engineering and design). They can be formalized and techniques can be offered for detecting, managing or avoiding them.978-3-540-66799-5978-3-642-56980-7

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Managing Conflicts in Reflective Agents,h reasoning about observation, assumption making and communication, an agent’s own information state and reasoning processes, other agents’ information states and reasoning processes, and combinations of these types of reflective reasoning, are explicitly modelled. The types of knowledge needed to d

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Detecting Temporal Conflicts in Integrated Agent Specifications,rder language. The dynamic aspects of agents are modelled by means of the event concept. Various kinds of conflicts can occur in a system of agents. Agents may be in conflict with themselves or with each other, all depending on time. Conflicts between agents may be due to direct incompatibility inhe

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Conflict Management in Concurrent Engineering: Modelling Guides,t Engineering is a complex task in which it is difficult to identify conflicts and to solve them. Reuse of generic components is generally considered as a good help to guide complex task modelling. An overview of our study to define a library of generic components to guide conflict management modell

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Modeling Conflicts Between Agents in a Design Context,ons, conflicts and conflict resolution that is possible with such a multi-agent system. The approach is to use Single Function Agents (SiFAs), each of which can perform a very specialized task, from a single point of view. These different points of view usually cause conflicts among agents, and thes

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Conflict Management as Part of an Integrated Exception Handling Approach,missed opportunity that leads to sub-optimal performance of a collaborative process. This chapter presents an integrated computational approach to collaborative process exception handling that avoids important weaknesses in current conflict management methods through the synergistic integration of c