WOA 2018
19th Workshop ``From Objects to Agents''

Table of Contents

Session 1: Simulation

• Between Avoidance and Imitation: Plausible Wayfinding in Pedestrian Agent-Based Models 1-9
  Luca Crociani , Giuseppe Vizzari , Stefania Bandini
• Integrating Heterogeneous Tools for Physical Simulation of multi-Unmanned Aerial Vehicles 10-15
  Fabio D'Urso , Corrado Santoro , Federico Fausto Santoro
• Agent based Cellular Automata Simulation 16-20
  Paolo Fornacciari , Gianfranco Lombardo , Monica Mordonini , Agostino Poggi , Michele Tomaiuolo
• Institutional Alarmism and the Damage It Provokes in case of Hydrogeological Disasters: A Simulative Estimation 21-26
  Rino Falcone , Alessandro Sapienza
• A Kinetic Model of the Dynamics of Compromise in Large Multi-Agent System 27-32
  Federico Bergenti , Stefania Monica

Session 2: Reputation and Trust

• A Reputation Agent Model for Reliable Vehicle-to-Vehicle Information 33-38
  Giuseppe M.L. Sarné
• Effective Group Formation in Agent Societies 39-44
  Antonio Liotta , Fabrizio Messina , Domenico Rosaci , Giuseppe M.L. Sarné
• Combining Reliability, Reputation and Honesty to Enhance QoS on Federated Computing Infrastructures 45-50
  Antonello Comi , Lidia Fotia
• Recommending Items in Social Networks using Cliques-Based Trust 51-56
  Lidia Fotia

Session 3: Agent Programming

• Overview of a Scripting Language for JADE-Based Multi-Agent Systems 57-62
  Federico Bergenti , Giuseppe Petrosino
• Logic Programming in Space-Time: The Case of Situatedness in LPaaS
  63-68
  Roberta Calegari , Giovanni Ciatto , Stefano Mariani , Enrico Denti , Andrea Omicini
• From the Blockchain to Logic Programming and Back: Research Perspectives
  69-74
  Giovanni Ciatto , Roberta Calegari , Stefano Mariani , Enrico Denti , Andrea Omicini

Session 4: Engineering Complexity, Sociality and Adaptation

• An Agent Framework to Support Air Passengers in Departure Terminals 75-80
  Maria Nadia Postorino , Luca Mantecchini
• Re-Engineering IoT Systems through ACOSO-Meth: the IETF CoRE based Agent Framework Case Study 81-89
  Claudio Savaglio , Teemu Leppänen Wilma Russo , Jukka Riekki , Giancarlo Fortino
• A Framework for Personalized and Adaptive Socially Assistive Robotics 90-95
  Silvia Rossi , Giovanni Ercolano , Luca Raggioli , Marco Valentino , Claudia Di Napoli
• Semantic-based Social Intelligence through Multi-Agent Systems 96-102
  Michele Ruta , Floriano Scioscia , Giuseppe Loseto , Filippo Gramegna , Agnese Pinto , Eugenio Di Sciascio
• Self-Adaptive Reconfigurations of Shipboard Power Systems 103-108
  Luca Sabatucci , Massimo Cossentino Salvatore Lopes

Session 5: Agents and Knowledge

• Agents Interoperability via Conformance Modulo Mapping 109-115
  Davide Ancona , Angelo Ferrando , Viviana Mascardi
• OntologyBeanGenerator 5.0: Extending Ontology Concepts with Methods and Exceptions 116-123
  Daniela Briola , Viviana Mascardi , Massimilano Gioseffi
• Towards Smart Factory: Multi-Agent Integration on Industrial Standards for Service-oriented Communication and Semantic Data Exchange 124-132
  Ronald Rosendahl , Ambra Calá , Konstantin Kirchheim , Arndt Lüder , Nikolai D'Agostino

Session 6: Agents Implementation

• A Comparison of the Basic Principles and Behavioural Aspects of Akka, JaCaMo and Jade Development Frameworks 133-141
  Massimo Cossentino , Salvatore Lopes , Angelo Nuzzo , Giovanni Renda , Luca Sabatucci
• A Python-based Assistant Agent able to Interact with Natural Language 142-146
  Fabio Longo , Corrado Santoro
• Representing and Developing Knowledge using Jason, Cartago and OWL 147-152
  Antonio Chella , Francesco Lanza , Valeria Seidita