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A New Approach to the Design of Collective Behavior in Multi-Agent Systems

The problem of designing a given social behavior in a multi-agent system is a well known issue, yet there is still no general concept to solve it. In fact, there is still no theory, that connects the individual behavior of agents with the collective behavior of the multi-agent system in general. Nonetheless there are theories, which capture some profound aspects of the problem. One of the foremost is the theory of implementation of social choice rules. However the roots of the theory lie in social sciences, so its approach is not universally suitable. This article presents a new approach to the problem: a high-level agent-model for description, design and analysis of collective behavior in multi-agent systems.