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HAPBA – A Holonic Adaptive Plan-Based Architecture

Doru Panescu, +1 more
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This contribution reveals how the planning and coordination processes in Holonic Manufacturing Execution Systems entail the need of a centralized component, under the form of a staff holon, by using appropriate models and certain aspects of planning techniques in Artificial Intelligence.
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This contribution reveals how the planning and coordination processes in Holonic Manufacturing Execution Systems entail the need of a centralized component, under the form of a staff holon. By using appropriate models (both monochrome and coloured Petri nets) and certain aspects of planning techniques in Artificial Intelligence, a PROSA based implementation is considered. In the obtained holonic scheme, named HAPBA, the solution of the manufacturing goals is attained by holons’ cooperation, according to an enhanced form of the Contract Net Protocol, so that certain drawbacks that are possible to appear in a holonic approach are avoided. Theoretical and experimental arguments are supporting the proposed solution.

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On a holonic adaptive plan-based architecture: planning scheme and holons’ life periods

TL;DR: An improved holonic scheme based on some underlying points is obtained, with a holonic adaptive plan-based architecture obtained, and the aspects regarding holons design and testing are presented, while the problems on holonic agents’ reasoning procedure and details of their implementation are only briefly tackled.
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Holonic coordination obtained by joining the contract net protocol with constraint satisfaction

TL;DR: A coordination scheme for holonic systems, based on a mix between contract net protocol and distributed constraint satisfaction problems, can ensure the right trade-off between complexity and optimality, and the attached model can constitute the required link between design and implementation, thus contributing to an easier deployment of holonic system.
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On Rescheduling in Holonic Manufacturing Systems

TL;DR: The proposed method is investigated for a case study, by doing simulation experiments with the system coloured Petri net model, and the results are analysed for the cases when the new command received during execution is more or less important than the ongoing ones.
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A Petri net model for constraint satisfaction application in holonic systems

TL;DR: A Colored Petri net model for a distributed constraint satisfaction algorithm to be applied in holonic schemes and allows analyzing various scenarios, highlighting the qualities of the mechanism that facilitates agents' planning phase within a manufacturing holonic architecture.
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Modeling a holonic agent based solution by Petri nets

TL;DR: The type of weakness is established by means of the proposed Petri net models and further proved by simulation experiments and a solution to make the holonic scheme avoid a failure in resource allocation is mentioned, too.
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The Contract Net Protocol: High-Level Communication and Control in a Distributed Problem Solver

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Reference architecture for holonic manufacturing systems: PROSA

TL;DR: An overview of the holonic reference architecture for manufacturing systems as developed at PMA-KULeuven, which shows PROSA shows to cover aspects of both hierarchical as well as heterarchical control approaches.
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