Estendendo o Modelo de Organização de Sistemas Multiagentes PopOrg com Unidades Organizacionais Recursivas

• Simone Escouto da Rosa FURG
• Graçaliz Pereira Dimuro FURG
• Antônio Carlos da Rocha Costa FURG

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/wesaac.2010.33063

Resumo

This work presents a proposal of a recursive approach for the definition of the concept of organizational unities (or, more generally, social systems) in the macrolevel structure of the multiagent system organizational model called PopOrg (Population-Organization Model). The implementation relations of the micro-and macrolevel structures of the PopOrg Model will be also studied recursively in this approach. A visual language, based on diagrams, will be developed to allow the graphical representation of the elements of the model, like the population, the micro-and macro-level structures, the implementation relations, and also the relationships between the organization unities in the macro-level structure.

Palavras-chave: PopOrg Model, MAS Organizational Models, Social Systems, Organizational Unities, Social Exchanges

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