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Research Report CS-RR-273
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I.D. Craig,
A Perspective on Multi-Agent Systems
(November 1, 1994).
Abstract
People do not live in isolation from others; they live in societies. This
paper is about Multi-Agent Systems and their relevance to cognitive
science and to theories of social behaviour. We examine some of what we
believe to be central issues in the theory of Multi-Agent Systems and
relate them to issues in Cognitive Science. Our aims are to introduce
Multi-Agent Systems and to show how they can be illuminating as modelling
devices in the production of cognitive theories that relate the individual
to social context.
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