Competitive multi-agent environments require intelligent agents to make decisions under uncertainty and evolving conditions. This paper presents a framework for strategic decision support that combines knowledge-based modeling, argumentative deductive reasoning and blockchain traceability within a modular architecture. The approach enriches game events by means of semantic annotations and represents strategies and contextual information in a Bipolar Weighted Argumentation Framework, enabling explainable strategy selection. Long-term logging with data integrity and decision traceability is supported by a dedicated notarization layer. A case study in a popular social deduction online game validates the framework in a dynamic setting with incomplete information. Preliminary experiments conducted on a containerized testbed provide initial evidence of its feasibility by assessing the resource usage and execution times of the core services.

End-to-End Framework for Intelligent Strategic Agents in Competitive Games / Sartori, A., Zampieri, R., Fasciano, C., Ieva, S., Pinto, A., Scioscia, F., Ruta, M.. - (2026), pp. 43-48. (6th International Conference on Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems Engineering, MLISE 2026 ita 2026) [10.1109/mlise70044.2026.11607507].

End-to-End Framework for Intelligent Strategic Agents in Competitive Games

Sartori, Alessandro;Zampieri, Rossana;Fasciano, Corrado;Ieva, Saverio;Pinto, Agnese;Scioscia, Floriano;Ruta, Michele
2026

Abstract

Competitive multi-agent environments require intelligent agents to make decisions under uncertainty and evolving conditions. This paper presents a framework for strategic decision support that combines knowledge-based modeling, argumentative deductive reasoning and blockchain traceability within a modular architecture. The approach enriches game events by means of semantic annotations and represents strategies and contextual information in a Bipolar Weighted Argumentation Framework, enabling explainable strategy selection. Long-term logging with data integrity and decision traceability is supported by a dedicated notarization layer. A case study in a popular social deduction online game validates the framework in a dynamic setting with incomplete information. Preliminary experiments conducted on a containerized testbed provide initial evidence of its feasibility by assessing the resource usage and execution times of the core services.
2026
6th International Conference on Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems Engineering, MLISE 2026
End-to-End Framework for Intelligent Strategic Agents in Competitive Games / Sartori, A., Zampieri, R., Fasciano, C., Ieva, S., Pinto, A., Scioscia, F., Ruta, M.. - (2026), pp. 43-48. (6th International Conference on Machine Learning and Intelligent Systems Engineering, MLISE 2026 ita 2026) [10.1109/mlise70044.2026.11607507].
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