The phrase "agents a group" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context and proper structure.
Example: "The agents a group of experts in their field."
Alternatives: "agents in a team" or "agents as a collective".
We coordinate in discrete time the interaction of two heterogeneous groups of mobile agents: a group of ground vehicles (ugvs) and a group of aerial vehicles (uavs).
The ranks of financial-services sales agents, a group that includes stockbrokers and financial advisers and whose average annual pay exceeds $60,000, will surge 41percentto to 427,000, the agency said.
The completion of genome sequencing of the causative agents, a group of parasites in the genus Plasmodium, revealed potential drug and vaccine candidates.
In order to find proteins that exert the most effect on bone marrow regeneration from the toxicity of chemopeutical agents, a group of 430 2.0 Affymetrix mouse genome probe sets containing 39000 transcripts or 14000 genes, were screened.
Moreover, the presented model addresses two typical types of agent groups: one is the adjacent group where agents of a group are adjacent in the citation network, and the other is the scattering group where agents of a group are distributed separately in the citation network.
Here, an agent or a group of agents bears the propositional attitude knowing towards some proposition.
For these authors, to say $A$ has greater utility than $B$ (for an agent or a group of agents) is to say that $A$ results in more pleasure or happiness than $B$ (for that agent or group of agents).
Although self-organization "appears to be planned within the system, it is actually the reaction of an agent or a group of agents to change made by another.
Agents within a group can themselves be comprised of heterogeneous "agents" (for example, by having different IDSs), and even the "detection groups" can be tasked with heterogeneous Intrusion Detection roles.
Each volume contains one or more monographs, which can cover either a single agent or a group of related agents.
Multiagent systems require techniques for effectively allocating resources or tasks to among agents in a group.
