Abstract
Goal-satisfaction in multi-agent environments via coalition formation may be beneficial in cases where agents cannot perform goals by themselves or they do so ineffciently. Agent coalition formation typically requires that each agent must be a member of only
one coalition. This may lead to a waste of resources and capabilities. Therefore, we
present algorithms that lead agents to the formation of overlapping coalitions, where
each coalition is assigned a goal. The algorithms we present are appropriate for agents
working as a Distributed Problem Solving system in non-super-additive environments.
They are any-time distributed algorithms with a low computational complexity and
low ratio-bound.
| Original language | American English |
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| Title of host publication | ICMAS-96 |
| State | Published - 1996 |
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