Supplementary Dataset for Master's Thesis: Towards an Ontology of Normative Role Design for LLM Agent Interactions in Multi-Agent Systems
Supplementary Dataset for Master's Thesis: Towards an Ontology of Normative Role Design for LLM Agent Interactions in Multi-Agent Systems
This dataset accompanies the master's thesis "Towards an Ontology of Normative Role Design for LLM Agent Interactions in Multi-Agent Systems," submitted to the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Programme in Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Societies (AISS) at Tallinn University. The deposit contains two files: Ontology_Normative_Role_Design_LLM_MAS.xlsx — A multi-tab spreadsheet encoding the ontology developed in this thesis. It includes per-paper coding sheets for 38 studies, a master synthesis sheet aggregating coded dimensions (role design, domain, outcomes, failures), and a triples sheet formalising the ontology as entity–relation–entity triples (515 triples, 212 entities, 15 relation types). SLR_Screening_Sheet.xlsx — The systematic literature review screening log documenting the full pipeline from approximately 700 initial records to the 38 studies included in the final analysis, with inclusion/exclusion decisions and criteria.
- Universidade Lusófona Portugal
- Tallinn University Estonia
multi-agent systems, large language models, role design, ontology, systematic literature review, normative design, LLM agents, system prompts
multi-agent systems, large language models, role design, ontology, systematic literature review, normative design, LLM agents, system prompts
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