Conflict Modeling and Analysis of Agent Federation-Based Rapid Design for Electric Motor

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By analyzing the process of Agent Federation-Based rapid design for electric motor in depth, Petri Net is introduced to model and analyze the task conflict, design conflict, resource conflict and cost conflict at each stage of rapid design. Analyzing the model of coordination conflict, and we can make reasoning through the Fuzzy Petri Net in the process of coordination. The model adequately describes the dynamic behavior of multiple factors such as task allocation, design coupled and resource coordination, a task allocation framework designed to generate drawings for the rapid design of Agent Federation, providing a design framework which is from task allocation to generate drawings for Agent Federation-based rapid design.

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