Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) are collections of autonomous agents that interact with each other to achieve individual or collective goals. These interactions can involve cooperation, coordination, competition, or negotiation. MAS are particularly useful for solving problems that are inherently distributed, complex, or require diverse expertise.
Types of MAS #
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