Bernhard Bauer
ABSTRACT
This paper illustrates the next steps of AUML by presenting a (A) UML presentation of the internal behavior of an agent and relating it to be external behavior of an agent using and extending UML class diagrams engineering.
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Index Terms
- UML classes diagrams and agent-based systems
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