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Optimisation of Active Rule Agents using a Genetic Algorithm approach  (Make Corrections)  
Evaggelos Nonas, Alexandra Poulovassilis
Database and Expert Systems Applications



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Abstract: Intelligent agents and active databases have a number of common characteristics, the most important of which is that they both execute actions by firing rules upon events occuring provided certain conditions hold. This paper assumes that the knowledge of an intelligent agent is expressed using a set of active rules and proposes a method for optimising the rule-base of such an agent using a Genetic Algorithm. We illustrate the applicability of this method by using it to optimise the performance... (Update)

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@inproceedings{ nonas98optimisation,
    author = "Evaggelos Nonas and Alexandra Poulovassilis",
    title = "Optimisation of Active Rule Agents Using a Genetic Algorithm Approach",
    booktitle = "Database and Expert Systems Applications",
    pages = "332-341",
    year = "1998",
    url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/43758.html" }
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