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Multi-agent-based agile scheduling

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The multi-agent systems paradigm represents one of the most promising approaches to the development of agile scheduling systems in manufacturing.

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Innovative and balanced perspectives of multi-agent approaches to agile scheduling are discussed in this paper, and several achieved results and current developments are described. The description of the multi-agent framework emphasizes the use of negotiation mechanism to improve the scheduling flexibility, as well as the aspects of information integration, communication and coordination in a community of agents.

For information integration and management various approaches are addressed and the utilization of a distributed/federated database management system is suggested. Finally, some innovative aspects for agile scheduling are introduced, particularly in the context of virtual enterprise environments.

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Engineering
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Manufacturing engineering 71%
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