报告标题：Agent Orchestration with Transition System Theory
报告时间：5月12日15：00-16：30

报告地点：滴水湖国际软件公司502室

报告摘要：

Agent orchestration has emerged as a centralchallenge in building reliable multi-agentsystems, especially when complex tasks requirecoordination, adaptation, and verifiableexecution. We present a transition-systemtheoretic perspective on agent orchestration,treating agent behaviors, interactions, andenvironment updates as structured statetransitions rather than ad hoc control flowsFrom task decomposition and workflowcomposition to monitoring, recovery, andfeedback-driven adaptation, transition systemsenable us to reason systematically about whatagents can do, what they should do, and howwe can guarantee desired outcomes. Bybringing together classicalformal methods andmodern agentic Al, we believe this perspectiveopens a path toward orchestrated systems thatare not only more capable, but also morereliable, interpretable, and ready for high-stakes deployment.

报告人简介：

Yepeng Ding is an assistant professor at both theYepenaton Meda Center and Graduate School atAdvanced Science and Engineering, HiroshimaUniversity, He holds a Ph.D. from The University of Tokyo,n MS in computer Science from Georgia InstitutionoTechnology, an M.E. in Electrical Engineering andInformation Svstems from The University of Tokvo.and aB.E. in Computer Science and Technology from Universityof Science and Technology Bejing. He was a researchfelowat ETH Zuich and japan Society forthe Promotofscience leanwhile, Yepeng Ding is a system architect certifiedby the Chinese, Japanese, and Korean governmentshas directed dozens of development projects forrturs and institutes since 2015.