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Fig. 1.Multiagent systems as computational organizations [Jennings 2001].
Fig. 2.Manufacturing pipeline: Collective of peers organization.
Fig. 4.Conference management: Single level hierarchy.
Fig. 5.Conference management: Multilevel hierarchy.
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