Role modeling for agent system analysis, design, and implementation

Until now, the lack of adequate formalisms and the corresponding abstractions in software have made it difficult to realize traditional role representations in automated systems. Role models, a relatively new concept in object oriented software engineering, emphasize patterns of interaction. The art...

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Published in:IEEE concurrency 2000-04, Vol.8 (2), p.34-41
Main Author: Kendall, E.A.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aggregates
Collaboration
Computer programs
Concurrency
Design engineering
Formalism
Object oriented
Object oriented modeling
Object-oriented programming
Permission
Representations
Role transfer
Software engineering
Supply chains
System analysis and design
Systems analysis
Tail
Unified modeling language
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Summary:Until now, the lack of adequate formalisms and the corresponding abstractions in software have made it difficult to realize traditional role representations in automated systems. Role models, a relatively new concept in object oriented software engineering, emphasize patterns of interaction. The article shows how role modeling can facilitate agent system analysis and design.
ISSN:1092-3063
1558-0849
DOI:10.1109/4434.846192