Up until now the theories of autonomy surveyed have treated autonomy as a psychological feature of agents.
Thus, the competitiveness (alpha ) is the most important feature of agents' interaction in deciding the formation of appreciation patterns.
A new direction in mathematical economics and in game theory concerns the fact that the uncertainties which characterize the individual feature of agents' decisions, involved in different economic activities, must be included in the mathematical models.
More importantly, CA lacks—in most implementations internal memory, a feature of agents (discussed in the next section).
This has led to a focus on achieving very high levels of precision in intervention design and testing, and an emphasis on explanations of intervention take-up that has often modelled professional behaviour change as a feature of agents working relatively autonomously.
The rest of the paper utilizes the features of agent communication protocols towards the design of a simple and efficient checkpoint protocol.
She has developed rigorous means to show how features of agent interconnections, such as network structure (e.g., who is communicating with whom), information heterogeneity (e.g., who is sensing what about the environment), and leadership structure, determine performance measures of collective dynamics such as speed, accuracy, robustness to uncertainty, and flexibility in a changing environment.
On such views, it is possible for an agent to φ or not to φ only if the agent judges there to be good reason to φ and good reason not to φ or there is some feature of that agent that is interfering with that agent's orientation to act on what that agent judges there to be good reason to do.
The similarity between agent (i) and agent (j) ((i,j in A)) on feature (a^k) is defined by the equation: begin{aligned} s^k_{ij} = 1 - frac{ sqrt{frac{sum ^n_{v=1} (x_v-y_v)^2}{n}}}{ MAX - MIN)} end{aligned} For example, the feature position of agent is represented in a three-dimensional space where the limit in each dimension is in an interval ([0,10]).
A stereotype contains certain features of agents and an expected outcome of the transaction.
