Titlebook: Cooperative Information Agents IV - The Future of Information Agents in Cyberspace; 4th International Wo Matthias Klusch,Larry Kerschberg C

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Molar and Molecular Identity and Politicshe tuple space behaviour to the application-specific requirements via reactions. In the implementation of auctions, programmable reactivity is exploited to uncouple the actual auction mechanisms from the selling and bidding policies of the attending agents.

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Molar and Molecular Identity and Politicsmmune against fraud. We have developed an intelligent, adaptive agent model for integrative negotiations and show the stability of the model’s behaviour, the reliability of guaranteed negotiation results and the insusceptibility against possible manipulations and fraud.

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Affective Computing for Future Agents MIT Media Lab for giving agents the ability to recognize and respond to emotion. I will describe new hardware and software tools that we have built for recognizing user expressions such as confusion, frustration, and anger, together with an agent we have designed and built that responds to user fru

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Emergen Societies of Information Agentssired openness, making it difficult to engineer agent societies in a top-down manner. Rather, we will here investigate the prerequisites necessary to form stable and trustworthy societies of information agents, and discuss some open problems and methodologies for studying them. The general conclusio

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Conference proceedings 2000 negotiation, agent communities, agent mobility, as well as agent collaboration for information d- covery in constrained environments. TheinterdisciplinaryCIAworkshopseriesencompassesa widevarietyoft- ics dealing with cooperative information agents. All workshop proceedings have been published by Sp