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Extending ACL to support communication in a real-time multi-agent system

Nair, 2000

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Nair L
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Agents communicate with their peers by exchanging messages in an expressive agent communication language. An Agent Communication Language (ACL) defines the types of messages (and their meanings) that agents may exchange. Knowledge Query Manipulation …
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