UML as a Modeling Tool for Developing an Agent-based Auction System Arnold Aribowo ( Department of Computer Engineering, Pelita Harapan University, Indonesia.

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UML as a Modeling Tool for Developing an Agent-based Auction System Arnold Aribowo ( Department of Computer Engineering, Pelita Harapan University, Indonesia ) Maria Indrawan ( CSSE, Monash University, Australia )

Outline Buying Model Negotiation Types UML Notations UML Activity diagrams for Auction Protocol Conclusion and future works

Buying Model Product identificationProduct selection negotiation Order placement Payment authorizationProduct delivery After sales services prepurchase Product consummation Post purchase

Negotiation Types Distributive Negotiation (win-lose) One issue is negotiated. Parties involved have opposing interests. Agreement does not need to satisfy joint gains for both parties. Integrative Negotiation (win-win) Multiple issues are negotiated. Parties involved have different preferences towards these issues. Agreement need to satisfy joint gains for both parties.

Integrative vs Distributive Integrative NegotiationDistributive Negotiation Flow of information Create a free and open flow; share information openly Conceal information, or use it selectively and strategically Understandin g the other Attempt to understand what the other side really wants and needs Make no effort to understand the other side, or use the information to gain strategic advantage Attention to commonalities and differences Emphasized common goals, objectives, interests Emphasize differences in goals, objectives, interests Focus on solutions Search for solutions that meet the needs of both (all) sides Search for solutions that meet own needs or even block the other from meeting their needs

Type of Auctions English Auction open cry auction Sealed-bid Auction single round or multiple rounds Dutch Auction

What is Agent? Dictionary: Latin ‘agans” -> to act the producer of an effect, an active substance, a person or thing that performs an action, a representative, etc. Common characteristics: perform some task on our behalf (action) has responsibility access to some of our resources proactive/reactive

Agent-based Auction Systems There are two roles in Agent based Auction System: Buying Agent. Selling Agent. These agents needs to interact and exchange information. Pre-defined set of rules during this communication processprotocol

UML to Model Agent Protocol in an Auction System UML has been proved to facilitate many software developers to express and exchange the idea about the design and specification of the software systems. The wide acceptance of UML as a modeling tools. The existing elements are sufficient in modelling agent-based auction systems.

UML Activity Diagram Notations (1) Initial and final states Action state Transition

UML Activity Diagram Notations (2) Decision Fork and Join

UML Activity Diagram Notations (3) Swimlanes

English Auction

Single Round Sealed Bid Auction

Multiple Round Sealed Bid Auction

Dutch Auction

Conclusion UML has the ability on modelling agent interactions. The interactions modelled: the flow of messages during the auction process. the expected actions in different states of the auctions. Future works: defining the message format mapping the message into an existing Agent Communication Languages, such as FIPA ACL.