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Software agents: A review

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Report

Authors:

S. Green; R. Evans; F. Somers; P. Cunningham; B. Nangle; L. Hurst

Source:

Trinity College and Broadcom Eireann Research Ltd., Dublin (1997)
Tag: 
Theory
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Maamar, Zakaria, and Paul Labbé. "Multi-Agent Systems to Support Coalition Forces." Information & Security: An International Journal 8, no. 2 (2002): 156-174.
APA style: Green, S., Evans R., Somers F., Cunningham P., Nangle B., & Hurst L. (1997).  Software agents: A review.
Chicago style: Green, S., R. Evans, F. Somers, P. Cunningham, B. Nangle, and L. Hurst. Software agents: A review. Dublin: Trinity College and Broadcom Eireann Research Ltd., 1997.
IEEE style: Green, S., R. Evans, F. Somers, P. Cunningham, B. Nangle, and L. Hurst, Software agents: A review, Dublin, Trinity College and Broadcom Eireann Research Ltd., 1997.

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