Maria Chli

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2003
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Pedro Mariano, Mário Marques, Luís Correia, Rita Almeida Ribeiro, Vladimir Abramov, Jan Goossenaerts, Maria Chli, Philippe De Wilde:
A model for agent mobility and interaction. ETFA (2) 2003: 142-145
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Mário Simões-Marques, Pedro Mariano, Rita Almeida Ribeiro, Luís Correia, Maria Chli, Philippe De Wilde, Vladimir Abramov, Jan Goossenaerts:
Contributions to adaptable agent societies. ETFA (2) 2003: 354-361
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Maria Chli, Philippe De Wilde, Jan Goossenaerts, Vladimir Abramov, Nick B. Szirbik, Luís Correia, Pedro Mariano, Rita Almeida Ribeiro:
Stability of multi-agent systems. SMC 2003: 551-556
2002
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Philippe De Wilde, Maria Chli, Luís Correia, Rita Almeida Ribeiro, Pedro Mariano, Vladimir Abramov, Jan Goossenaerts:
Adapting Populations of Agents. Adaptive Agents and Multi-Agents Systems 2002: 110-124

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