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Collective Agents

Abstract Collective agents consist of individuals who engage in centrally coordinated cooperation for the collective production of goods. To this end, they rely on a trio of constitutive rules: a collective decision procedure, a system of roles, and a membership rule.
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Collective Agents and Collective Intentionality Using the EDA Model

2007 Sixth Mexican International Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Special Session (MICAI), 2007
The notion of collective intentionally is controversial. This has been object of research by philosophers (Tuomela and Miller, 1988; Searle, 1979; Tuomela, 1994), AI scientists (Hobbs, 1990) and communication scientists (Conte and Castelfranchi, 1995).
Joaquim B. L. Filipe, Ana L. N. Fred
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A Hardware Collective Intelligence Agent

2013
In recent years, several powerful computing models including grid, cloud, and Internet have emerged. These state-of-the-art paradigms offer numerous benefits to large-scale and compute-intensive applications such as data analysis and decision modelling in enterprise systems.
Kin Fun Li, Darshika G. Perera
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Modeling Agents’ Knowledge in Collective Evolutionary Systems

2009
Collective evolutionary systems have drawn considerable attention in recent times. One reason for this is the advances in the second generation of web development and design. This has led to the emergence of web-based communities and applications such as social-networking sites and blogs.
MILANI, Alfredo, R. Niyogi
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How Do Collective Agents Think? [PDF]

, 2000
In economics prominence has been given to a peculiar reductionist view according to which ‘collective thinking’ is the straightforward result of the work of a specific algorithm - the social welfare function - by means of which any set of potential collective decisions may be ranked.
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Recognizing Collectives as Moral Agents

Theological Studies
Until recently, discussions on moral agency focused almost exclusively on the individual moral subject. Recognizing that social structures and cultures influence human subjects but do not have agency, this article argues that we must now recognize the moral agency of organized collectives.
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Factors of Collective Intelligence: How Smart Are Agent Collectives?

2016
The dynamics and characteristics behind intelligent cognitive systems lie at the heart of understanding, and devising, successful solutions to a variety of multiagent problems. Despite the extant literature on collective intelligence, important questions like “how does the effectiveness of a collective compare to its isolated members?& ...
Chmait Nader, Dowe David L., Li Yuan-Fang, Green David G., Insa-Cabrera Javier   +4 more
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From My Agent to Our Agent: Exploring Collective Adaptive Agent via Barnga

2009
This paper explores the collective adaptive agent that adapts to agroup in contrast with the individual adaptive agent that adapts to a single user . For this purpose, this paper starts by defining the collective adaptive situation through an analysis of the subject experiments in the playing card game, Barnga, and investigates the factors that lead ...
Yuya Ushida, Kiyohiko Hattori, Keiki Takadama   +2 more
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Selecting Collecting Agents for Flotation

Физико-технические проблемы разработки полезных ископаемых, 2022
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Chapter 6 COLLECTION AGENTS

2021
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