Guarantee:
Prof. RNDr.
Goal:
The goal of the course is to make the students familiar with the most
actual trends, practical experiences, and theoretical achievments of the field
of researcjh and applications of decentralized multi-agent systems on the level
enabling the deeper study of the field by the students.
Syllabus:
1.
The
traditional view of the Artificial Intellignece based on the idea of deliberation of
rational agents.
2. The new view of the agents based on the idea
of their reaktivity.
3.
A unified
approach to traditional, and new Artificial Intellligence.
4.
The overview
of the existing approaches to the topic of decentralized and multi-sagent
systems.
5.
Detailed
explanation of some selected approaches guided esp. by their moitvations and
applications.
6.
Formalization
of some selected approaches and the theoretically achieved results.
Literature:
1. Brenner, W.,
Zarnekow, R., Wittig, H.: Intelligent Software Agents. Springer, 1999
2.
Ferber, J.: Multi-Agent Systems :
An Introduction to Distributed Artificial Intelligence. Addison-Wesley Pub Co;
1999
3.
Huhns,M.N., Singh,M.P.:
4.
Jennings,N.R., Wooldridge,M.J.: Agent Technology.
Springer-Verlag, 1998
5.
Kirn, S., O’Hare,G. (eds.): Cooperative Knowledge Processing.
Springer-Verlag, London, 1997
6.
Kubik,
A.:Inteligentní agenty. Computer Press, 2004
7.
Murch,R., Johnson,T.: Intelligent Software Agents. Prentice-Hall,
1999
8.
9.
Russel,S.,
Norvig, P.: Artificial Intelligence – A Modern Approach. Lawrence Erlbaum,
Hillsdale, 1995
10.
Weiss, G. (Ed.): Multiagent Systems. The MIT Press,
1999