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Self-assembling Agent System

Self-assembling Agent System. Presentation 1 Donald Lee. Overview. Project Overview Project Requirements Project Plan Cost Estimation SQA Plan Architecture Plan Initial Prototype Demonstration Risks and Unknowns Question and Comments. Project Overview. Goals

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Self-assembling Agent System

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  1. Self-assembling Agent System Presentation 1 Donald Lee

  2. Overview • Project Overview • Project Requirements • Project Plan • Cost Estimation • SQA Plan • Architecture Plan • Initial Prototype Demonstration • Risks and Unknowns • Question and Comments

  3. Project Overview • Goals • Develop a system that simulations agents to start up, establish connections between other agents in the system and create organizations between those agents. • Incorporate IPDS protocols and message parameters into the simulation. • Create a web interface for easy access and flexibility to the user to monitor and evaluate each object in the simulation.

  4. Project Overview cont. • Motivation • The need to create agents on separate JVMs (independent agents) as opposed to having everything in one application running on separate. • Evaluate and monitor agents communication and forming of organizations. • Use of database rather than XML files.

  5. Project Requirements • Database • Starting Database has been given by stakeholder. • Agent and Parser/Constructor component requires database contain agent information. • Database also contains information about organizations and list of connections. • Modifications will be made based on requirements in the next phases.

  6. Project Requirements (cont.) • Parser/Constructor • Parser • Queries the database to gather list of agents who will participate in organization. • Takes the list and identifies the type of agents that will be used in the simulation and the id of each agent. • Constructor • Takes info from parser and constructs new JVM for each agent. • Passes in the line argument, the type of agent and ID of agent.

  7. Project Requirements (cont.) • Agent • Sends a live configuration update request (database querying) to get additional information. • Construct web interface to allow users to see overview of an agent. • Start up a organization (acting as a master role). • Establish connection between other agents. • Receive/send requests to form new organizations. • Simulator • Gets list of agents from constructor. • Constructs web interface to allow users to see an overview of the entire simulation • Listens on message queues to show the messages being passed between agents and organizations.

  8. Project Plan

  9. Cost Estimation • COCOMO • Effort Applied (E) = • Development Time (D) = • Project Estimations using COCOMO • Effort Applied (E) = = 11.068 • Development Time (D) = = 6.23 Months

  10. COCOMO Cost Drivers

  11. SQA Plan • Project Management • Documentation • Standards and Practice • Reviews • Testing Requirements • Source Control, Deliverables • Risk Management

  12. Architecture Plan • Revised Vision Document • Revised Project Plan • Formal Specification for organization creation/merging and message passing. • Architecture Design • Test Plan • Technical Inspections • Executable Architecture Prototype

  13. Initial Prototype Demonstration • Parser/Constructor component queries database for list of agents. • Constructor creates new java application (JVM) for each agent. • Agent in the new java app will queries database for additional agent information. • Each JVM displays agent info via gui interface.

  14. Risks and Unknowns • Maintaining reliability in message passing between agents and organizations. • Reliability of creating a large quantity of agents on separate JVMs and initializing web interfaces for each. • Assimilating IPDS protocols/components into simulation.

  15. Question and Comments?

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