Titlebook: Cooperating Heterogeneous Systems; David G. Schwartz Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1995 Prolog.agents.autonomous agen

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Meta4: Knowledge, Architecture, Programs and Controlces and the system as a whole. In other words, it presumes that the system is not simply the result of combining the totality of the individual knowledge sources into one program, but is rather keeping the knowledge sources intact as individuals and accessing them from a higher level in some structu

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Flipside: A Framework for Logic Programming Systems with Distributed Executionmework to combine these subsystems is both elegant and effective. The blackboard model presents a natural platform for meta-level integration. Taking a meta-programming view presents opportunities for explicit and adaptive control that would otherwise not be available.

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A Meta-Layer for Knowledge Sources it either succeeds or fails at performing its task, is a new and relatively unexplored area. The models of social organization that we touched upon in Chapter 3 are but the tip of the behavioral iceberg. Our goal in this chapter is to demonstrate how the meta approach provides a forum for experimen

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Related Workattracting increased attention in both research and industrial settings. While we have taken an approach based on a blackboard architecture and logic programming, there are other very recent attempts to address the issues of cooperating heterogeneous systems from very different perspectives.

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Book 1984l which it deserved. Contributors were carefully selected for their knowledge and experience in particular areas and for their willingness to cooperate in providing a smooth­ flowing manuscript. This text contains little new material. Rather, it represents an attempt to bring together, under one cov

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