A Preliminary Study on Importing an Assessment Model for Open-Air Space Design Pattern of Coordinating Agents

Coordination refers to agents that coordinate their own behavior in an environment of finite resources to conform to individual benefits or group goals. Dependent agents use effective information connections for coordinating and adjusting resource distribution, thereby reaching agreements between dependent agents. However, during the process of coordination, an effective method of assessment is necessary for information linkage. This research proposes an effective method for assessing the design of the coordination of autonomous agents, which can be applied to urban outdoor space design based on the developed "good place" model base. The purpose of this research is to assess the coordination effectiveness of coordination agents during the interaction process of the design model via numerical analysis. This project adopts autonomous coordination agents to simulate the design goal, constructs a coordination model, and defines the coordination collections of agent groups, and regards the conflicts in the coordination process as the coordination problems of agents in each group.