Situational Method Engineering used for constructing adhoc agent oriented design processes is grounded on a well defined set of phases that are principally based on reuse of components coming from existing agent design processes; these components have to be stored in a repository. The identification and extraction of these components could take large advantages from the existence of a standardized representation of the design processes they come from. In this paper we illustrate our solution based on SPEM 2.0 specifications for modelling agent design processes and extending them when necessary to meet the specific needs we faced in our experiments.
Seidita, V., Cossentino, M., Gaglio, S. (2009). Using and extending the SPEM specifications to represent agent oriented methodologies. In LuckJorge M, Gomez-Sanz J. (a cura di), Agent-Oriented Software Engineering IX, 9th International Workshop, AOSE 2008 Estoril, Portugal, May 12-13, 2008 Revised Selected Papers (pp. 199-212) [10.1007/978-3-642-01338-6_15].
Using and extending the SPEM specifications to represent agent oriented methodologies
SEIDITA, Valeria;COSSENTINO, Massimo;GAGLIO, Salvatore
2009-01-01
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Situational Method Engineering used for constructing adhoc agent oriented design processes is grounded on a well defined set of phases that are principally based on reuse of components coming from existing agent design processes; these components have to be stored in a repository. The identification and extraction of these components could take large advantages from the existence of a standardized representation of the design processes they come from. In this paper we illustrate our solution based on SPEM 2.0 specifications for modelling agent design processes and extending them when necessary to meet the specific needs we faced in our experiments.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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