Rajkovic, Vladimir · Digital Library of the University of Innsbruck (University of Innsbruck) · 2024
Diese Masterarbeit und das dazugehörige Projekt beschäftigen sich zum einen mit dem Trend des E-Commerce im 21. Jahrhundert und dessen Auswirkungen auf die Typologie der Shopping Mall und den Aspekt der Nachahmung. Zum anderen geht es um das Phänomen der verlassenen Malls und deren Einfluss auf die Bewohner der Stadt. Durch neue ökonomische Geschäftsmodelle und architektonische Geschäftstypologien soll eine Variante vorgestellt werden, mit der Shopping Malls durch Emulation auf die digitale Zukunft vorbereitet werden können.
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Jan Van Eijck, Ji Ruan, Tomasz Sadzik · 2005
Abstract. The effects of public announcements, private communications, deceptive messages to groups, and so on, can all be captured by a general mechanism of updating multi-agent models with update action models [3], now in widespread use (see [9] for a textbook treatment). There is a natural extension of the definition of a bisimulation to action models. Surely enough, updating with bisimilar action models gives the same result (modulo bisimulation). But the converse turns out to be false: update models may have the same update effects without being bisimilar. We propose action emulation as a notion of structural equivalence more appropriate for action models, and generalizing standard bisimulation. It is proved that action emulation provides a full characterization of update effect, provided we confine attention to ‘smooth ’ action models. We also give a recipe for turning any action model into a smooth one with the same update effect. Together, this yields a simplification procedure for action models, and it gives designers of multi-agent systems a useful tool for comparing different ways of representing a particular communicative action. 1.
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Abstract. The effects of public announcements, private communications, deceptive messages to groups, and so on, can all be captured by a general mechanism of updating multi-agent models with update action models [3], now in widespread use (see [10] for a textbook treatment). There is a natural extension of the definition of a bisimulation to action models. Surely enough, updating with bisimilar action models gives the same result (modulo bisimulation). But the converse turns out to be false: update models may have the same update effects without being bisimilar. We propose action emulation as a notion of structural equivalence more appropriate for action models, and generalizing standard bisimulation. It is proved that action emulation provides a full characterization of update effect, provided we confine attention to ‘smooth ’ action models. We also give a recipe for turning any action model into a smooth one with the same update effect. Together, this yields a simplification procedure for action models, and it gives designers of multi-agent systems a useful tool for comparing different ways of representing a particular communicative action. 1.
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