
doi: 10.65109/baog3559
I introduce a graphical representation for modeling multiagent systems based on different kinds of reasoning about agent behavior. I seek to investigate this graphical model's predictive and representative capabilities across various domains, and examine methods for learning the graphical structure from agent interaction data. I also propose to explore the framework's scalability in large real-world scenarios, such as social networks, and evaluate its prediction performance with existing network behavior models.
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