Logic-based Specification and Verification of Multi-Agent Systems
Speaker: Alessio Lomuscio, Department of Computing, Imperial College London
Time: Thu 2007-06-14 13.15 - Wed 2013-10-23 13.00
Location: Room 1537
Speaker: Alessio Lomuscio
Abstrakt:
Multi-agent systems are open, highly-autonomous systems whose components act rationally, independently or interacting with their peers, to achieve their design objectives. While several formalisms in Artificial Intelligence have been developed in the past to represent multi-agent systems, the issue of their automatic verification has acquired prominence only very recently. In this talk I will try to discuss some of my own contribution to this area. In particular I will survey some recent work on a family of temporal, epistemic, correctness, ATL logics as well as symbolic model checking techniques (both obdd- and sat-based) for their verification. I will discuss current research directions and, present brief demonstrations of MCMAS, a specialised model checker for temporal, epistemic, ATL logics.