Keywords
multi-agent system
agent
information exchange система керування
мультиагентна система
агент
інформаційний обмін
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Abstract
The article shows expediency and promising of application of multi-agent technology to solve control problems in power industry. The design methodology of multi-agent control systems for various applications in power industry is shown. It focused on five major stages of development of such systems. Each uses the results of the previous stages of design. The methodology allows to design and develop multi-agent control system in compliance with the interoperability of components and taking into account system heredity. References 8, figure 1.
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