An accelerated coordination of stochastic multi-agents by moving speed

This paper presents a new behavior of moving multi-agents, whose agents move on cells in accordance with transition probabilities, depending on other agents over resources consisting of cells. We consider interactions or co-ordination among agents such that an agent can not move to a destination cell occupied by agents more than the agents of a current cell. This paper shows that a moving multiagent with an appropriate average moving speed is more stable than a moving multi-agent without average moving speed from both theory and experiments.