JOURNAL ARTICLE

DEVS-Based Framework for Modeling/Simulation of Mobile Agent Systems

Jae‐Hyun KimTag Gon Kim

Year: 2001 Journal:   SIMULATION Vol: 76 (6)Pages: 345-357   Publisher: SAGE Publishing

Abstract

This paper presents a formal modeling and simulation framework for mobile agent sys tems. A Mobile Discrete Event System Specifi cation (MDEVS) formalism is proposed to rep resent the dynamics of mobile agent systems. The MDEVS formalism supports structural changes of the systems, which include the cre ation, addition, deletion, and migration of mod els and the dynamic changes of couplings be tween models. AgentSim is a software environ ment for the simulation and execution of mobile agent systems modeled by the MDEVS formalism. AgentSim is implemented as a li brary built on IBM's Aglets. The modeling and simulation of an e-commerce mobile agent sys tem is exemplified to demonstrate the effective ness of the proposed modeling framework and the associated simulation environment.

Keywords:
DEVS Formalism (music) Computer science Mobile agent Modeling and simulation IBM Distributed computing Complex system Simulation Artificial intelligence

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Citation History

Topics

Mobile Agent-Based Network Management
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computer Networks and Communications
Advanced Software Engineering Methodologies
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Artificial Intelligence
Petri Nets in System Modeling
Physical Sciences →  Computer Science →  Computational Theory and Mathematics

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