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The use of Emergent Behaviour in a Multi-agent System to Drive Self Adaptation at the Interface

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Type: Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)

Subject: 2.6.3 Emergent functionality and swarm behaviour in multi-agent systems

Subject: DA4 Expert assistants & human-computer interfaces

Member Organisation: 102 Oxford Brookes University

Greenwood, S. and Marshall, P. (2000) The use of Emergent Behaviour in a Multi-agent System to Drive Self Adaptation at the Interface. In: The 2001 International Conference on Intelligent Agent Technology IAT-2001, Japan.

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Deposited by Mr Sebastian Stein on 26 February 2005

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