Multi Agent System
Multi-agent systems (MAS) research focuses on designing and analyzing systems composed of multiple interacting agents, aiming to achieve collective goals exceeding individual capabilities. Current research emphasizes efficient communication strategies within MAS, particularly leveraging large language models (LLMs) and incorporating techniques like Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) to improve decision-making and reduce computational costs. This field is significant for advancing AI capabilities in complex problem-solving, with applications ranging from robotics and urban planning to financial modeling and software development. The development of robust and scalable frameworks, along with methods for handling malicious agents and model uncertainty, are key areas of ongoing investigation.
Papers
Fine-Grained Complexity Analysis of Multi-Agent Path Finding on 2D Grids
Tzvika Geft
Distributed Set-membership Filtering Frameworks For Multi-agent Systems With Absolute and Relative Measurements
Yu Ding, Yirui Cong, Xiangke Wang
Nonlinear Bipartite Output Regulation with Application to Turing Pattern
Dong Liang, Martin Guay, Shimin Wang