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11624.3 Interaction and Intelligent Behavior - Mataric (1994)(Correct)
This thesis addresses situated, embodied agents interacting in complex domains. It
focuses on two problems: 1) synthesis and analysis of intelligent group behavior, and
2) learning in complex group en... / behaviors for a collection of mobile agents interacting in the plane. The br for the domain of planar mobile agents. . . Basic Behaviors for
6371.1 Infrastructure Support for Adaptive Mobile Applications - Friday (1996)(Correct)
Infrastructure Support for Adaptive Mobile Applications
Adrian John Friday
B.Sc. Hons. (London, 1991)
Computing Department,
Lancaster University,
England.
Submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philo... / . . Mobile Agents br discard and so on. . . Mobile Agents In addition to the
6362.7 Viewer's Discretion: Host Security in Mobile Code Systems - Fong (1998)(Correct)
Interpreter
Using an abstract interpreter has been a very popular way of implementing safe and portable
computation. Mobile code languages like Java [53], Safe Tcl [84], Scheme48 [91], and Telescript... / results back to the client. Mobile Agent During its execution a br high-cost networks. Mobile agents becomes an attractive
6327.7 Agent Tcl: A flexible and secure mobile-agent system - Gray (1997)(Correct)
A mobile agent is an autonomous program that can migrate under its own control from machine to machine in a heterogeneous network. In other words, the program can suspend its execution at an arbitrary... / Agent Tcl A flexible and secure mobile-agent system A Thesis Submitted br Grandpa Wilcox Abstract A mobile agent is an autonomous program that
5995.5 An Introduction to Software Agents - Bradshaw (1997)(Correct)
ion and delegation: Agents can be made extensible and composable in ways that common iconic interface objects cannot. Because we can "communicate" with them, they can share our goals, rather than simp... / agents interface agents mobile agents information Internet br be a less confusing term than mobile agent for those Java applets whose
4904.6 A Study on Mobile Language Systems - Sekiguchi (1999)(Correct)
The mobile form of distributed computation, called mobile computation,
is investigated from the viewpoints of computational model, programming
language and implementation. The emphasis of this thesi... / for efficient execution of mobile agents ffl theories for mobile br agents ffl theories for mobile agents to retain security properties
4798.4 Software Agents: A review - Green, Hurst, Nangle, Cunningham.. (1997)(Correct)
this document.
5 unknown Software Agents: A review
27 May 1997
Trinity College Dublin
Broadcom Éireann Research Ltd.
Shaw Green
Leon Hurst
Brenda Nangle
Dr. Pádraig Cunningham
Fergal Somers
Dr. Ri... / . Mobile Agents br . Intelligent Mobile
4335.7 TouringMachines: An Architecture for Dynamic, Rational, Mobile Agents - Ferguson (1992)(Correct)
ion-Partitioned Evaluator (APE) architecture which has been tested
in a simulated, single-agent, indoor navigation domain [SH90].
The APE architecture is composed of a number of concurrent, hierarchi... / for Dynamic Rational Mobile Agents Innes Andrew Ferguson br to provide rational autonomous mobile agents with the diverse range of
4132.5 Explorations in Asynchronous Teams - Sachdev (1998)(Correct)
The subject of this thesis is the A-Teams formalism. This formalism facilitates the organization of multiple algorithms, encapsulated as autonomous agents, into cooperating teams to solve difficult pr... / . . . Mobile Agents br entertainment. . . . Mobile Agents A mobile agent HCK is a
4114.1 Supervisory Control Theory For Autonomous Mobile Agents - Kosecka (1995)(Correct)
This work is a presentation of Supervisory Control Theory of Discrete Event Systems for the design
of complex robotic systems with multiple sensors and actuators. There has been a long tradition
in th... / Control Theory For Autonomous Mobile Agents Jana Ko Seck A A br into the design of autonomous mobile agents. Even though it has been
4106.5 Mobile Agent Planning Problems - Moizumi (1998)(Correct)
Mobile agents have received much attention recently as a way to efficiently access distributed resources
in a low bandwidth network. Planning allows mobile agents to make the best use of the
available... / Mobile Agent Planning Problems A Thesis br Seiichi Moizumi Abstract Mobile agents have received much attention
3943.1 Logical and Operational Methods in the Analysis of Programs and.. - Nielson, Cousot, Dam, Degano..(Correct)
Interpretation [25], Modalities in Analysis and Veri cation [30], and Enhanced
Operational Semantics [35]. Each section below begins with a presentation of our
view of the state-of-the-art within the ... / the emergence on the internet of mobile agents or applets i.e. br presents a method for analysing mobile agents built in the Facile language
3909.2 The UCSD Active Web - Pasquale (1997)(Correct)
The UCSD Department of Computer Science and Engineering recently submitted a
proposal for large-scale Research Infrastructure funding to the National Science
Foundation. The theme of the proposal is... / other other objects and for mobile agents programs that can move about br approach to supporting mobile agents and all the groups are
3452.5 The State of the Art in Distributed and Dependable Computing - Bates (1998)(Correct)
This report is dedicated to the memory of Henrique Fonseca unknown The State of the Art in
Distributed and Dependable Computing
John Bates
Laboratory for Communications Engineering
University of C... / Distributed Shared Memory Mobile Agents The World Wide Web br Hard Real-time System Arch Mobile Agent Systems Distributed Shared
3346.1 Language Support for Mobile Agents - Knabe (1995)(Correct)
Mobile agents are code-containing objects that may be transmitted between communicating
participants in a distributed system. As opposed to systems that only
allow the exchange of nonexecutable data, ... / Language Support for Mobile Agents Frederick Colville Knabe br student contract. Keywords mobile agents functional languages
3308.8 Java Operating Systems: Design and Implementation - Back, Tullmann, Stoller, Hsieh.. (1998)(Correct)
Language-based extensible systems such as Java use
type safety to provide memory safety in a single address
space. Memory safety alone, however, is not sufficient to
protect different applications fro... / servlets in servers and mobile agents. All of these environments br Ismail. A protection scheme for mobile agents on Java. In Proc. of the
3297.1 Dreme: for Life in the Net - Fuchs (1996)(Correct)
This dissertation makes four contributions towards supporting distributed, multiuser
applications over open networks.
Dreme, a distributed dialect of the Scheme language in which all first-class
langu... / GUIs intelligent clients and mobile agents. SGML is a meta-grammar for
3162.7 Locating Objects in Mobile Computing - Pitoura, Samaras(Correct)
In current distributed systems, the notion of mobility is emerging in many forms and applications.
Mobility arises naturally in wireless computing, since the location of users changes as
they move. ... / in wireless computing software mobile agents are another popular form of br such form of mobile software. Mobile agents are processes that may be
3035.9 Formal Interoperability - Meseguer (1998)(Correct)
this paper I briefly sketch recent work on meta-logical foundations that seems promising as a conceptual basis
on which to achieve the goal of formal interoperability. Specificaly, I will briefly disc... /
2928.2 Mobile agents in distributed information retrieval - Brewington, Gray, Moizumi, Kotz.. (1999)(Correct)
A mobile agent is an executing program that can migrate during execution from machine to machine in
a heterogeneous network. On each machine, the agent interacts with stationary service agents and oth... / Mobile agents in distributed information br Abstract A mobile agent is an executing program that
2860.7 Mobile Objects in Distributed Oz - Van Roy, Haridi, Brand, Smolka.. (1997)(Correct)
Some of the most difficult questions to answer when designing a distributed
application are related to mobility: what information to transfer between sites
and when and how to transfer it. Network-tra... / are used as stationary servers mobile agents or simply as state caches. br and others need to move e.g.mobile agents or caches The most general
2815.1 Mobility and Persistence - Silva (1997)(Correct)
In the last three years we have been working with persistence and distribution,
in particular migration of higher-level objects between autonomous persistent programs. In
this chapter we introduce p... / Malcolm Atkinson Combining Mobile Agents with Persistent Systems br Aglets Workbench Programming Mobile Agents in Java .
2802.4 Secure Agents - Bonatti, Kraus, Subrahmanian(Correct)
With the rapid proliferation of software agents, there comes an increased need
for agents to ensure that they do not provide data and/or services to unauthorized
users. We first develop an abstract de... / protecting host computers from mobile agents or applets and the br we do not restrict interest to mobile agents only but consider the broader
2748.1 An Immunological Model of Distributed Detection and Its Application.. - Hofmeyr (1999)(Correct)
This dissertation explores an immunological model of distributed detection, called negative detection,
and studies its performance in the domain of intrusion detection on computer networks. The goal o... / . . . Mobile Agents . br has the potential to be useful mobile agent frameworks and a certain form
2716.0 Combining Mobile Agents with Persistent Systems: Opportunities and.. - Silva, Atkinson(Correct)
In the last three years we have been working with persistence and distribution,
in particular migration of higher-level objects (such as procedures) between autonomous
persistent programs. In this p... / Combining Mobile Agents with Persistent Systems br with agents. Introduction Mobile agents are active objects that
2691.9 Secure Mobile Code: The JavaSeal experiment - Vitek, Bryce (1999)(Correct)
Mobile agents are programs that move between sites during execution
to benefit from the services and information present at each site. To gain
wide acceptance, strong security guarantees must be given... / of Geneva Abstract Mobile agents are programs that move between br network interfaces. Mobile agent programming is a promising
2664.2 AntNet: Distributed Stigmergetic Control for Communications Networks - Di Caro, Dorigo (1998)(Correct)
This paper introduces AntNet, a novel approach to the adaptive learning of routing tables in communications networks. AntNet is a distributed, mobile agents based Monte Carlo system that was inspired ... / AntNet is a distributed mobile agents based Monte Carlo system that br we propose in this paper is a mobileagent based online Monte Carlo
2631.8 Designing and Understanding Adaptive Group Behavior - Mataric (1995)(Correct)
This paper proposes the concept of basis behaviors as ubiquitous general building blocks
for synthesizing artificial group behavior in multi--agent systems, and for analyzing group
behavior in nature.... / and tasks for a group of mobile agents. locally. It can also serve
2541.3 Mobile Agents - Rothermel, Schwehm (1998)(Correct)
This article proceeds with an introduction to basic concepts of mobile agents like agent mobility, agent types and places and agent communication. Then benefits of the usage of mobile agents are summa... / accepted For Publication Mobile Agents Kurt Rothermel Markus br of data and computation. These mobile agents can be classified according
2537.1 Types for Access Control - De Nicola, Ferrari, Pugliese, Venneri (1998)(Correct)
Klaim is an experimental programming language that supports a programming paradigm where both processes and data can be moved across different computing environments. The language relies on the use of... / the access rights violations of mobile agents. Types are used to describe br and servers by means of mobile agents these are programs that are
2531.2 From continuous dynamics to symbols - Jaeger (1997)(Correct)
This article deals with mathematical models of discrete, identifiable, "symbolic"
events in neural and cognitive dynamics. These dynamical symbols are the supposed
correlates of identifiable motor act... /
2441.9 Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Mobile Systems - Priami (1997)(Correct)
In this study we propose a uniform framework to carry out functional and
performance analysis of mobile systems. In particular, we rely on a recent process
calculus suitable to express mobility: ß-c... / The emerging paradigm of mobile agents is increasing the complexity br support introduces also mobile agents. A mobile agent can be an
2407.1 Techniques for the Design of Java Operating Systems - Back, Tullmann, Stoller, Hsieh.. (2000)(Correct)
Language-basedextensible systems, such as Java Virtual
Machines and SPIN, use type safety to provide memory
safety in a single address space. By using software
to provide safety, they can support more... / servlets in servers and mobile agents. All of these environments br such as Servlet Engines and mobile agent servers need to support
2362.0 Open Sesame!: A Look at Personal Assistants - Hoyle, Lueg (1997)(Correct)
Software agents, or softbots, are supposedly intelligent
programs that assist the user in performing repetitive,
boring, and time-consuming tasks. An overview
of software agents, with special attentio... / interest Harrison Mobile agents are capable of roaming entire
2332.6 Language Issues in Mobile Program Security - Volpano, Smith (1998)(Correct)
Many programming languages have been developed and implemented
for mobile code environments. They are typically quite expressive.
But while security is an important aspect of any mobile code
technol... / in a special issue of LNCS on Mobile Agents and Security. One can br Meadows. Detecting attacks on mobile agents. In Proc. Foundations
2314.3 Meta-Agent Programs - Dix, Subrahmanian, Pick (1999)(Correct)
There are numerous applications where an agent a needs to reason about the beliefs
of another agent, as well as about the actions that other agents may take. In (20)
the concept of an agent program is... / services to mobile agents to personalized
2261.3 Caltech Infospheres Project Overview: Information Infrastructures for .. - Mani Chandy (1996)(Correct)
ions for sessions as objects. Abstractions for patterns of sessions.
2. Abstractions for synchronizing between sessions. We will extend the abstractions and theory
of concurrent threads sharing an add... / Tcl work GCKR on secure mobile agents and the TACOMA work JvRS br on operating system support for mobile agents Also much work is currently
2245.5 Stochastic Analysis of Mobile Telephony Networks - Priami (1997)(Correct)
We show here that a stochastic extension of ß-calculus allows us to derive
performance measures of systems specified in the original formalism with
very little efforts. We apply our extension to a mob... / tools mobility. Mobile agents are self-contained pieces of br and performance analysis of mobile agents by analysing the mobile
2209.8 MAP: Design and Implementation of a Mobile Agents Platform - Puliafito, Tomarchio, Vita (2000)(Correct)
The recent development of telecommunication networks has contributed
to the success of applications such as information retrieval and electronic
commerce, as well as all the services that take advanta... / Design and Implementation of a Mobile Agents Platform Antonio Puliafito br the emerging technology of mobile agents aroused considerable interest.
2204.3 Stochastic pi-calculus with general distributions - Priami (1996)(Correct)
In this study we extend stochastic ß-calculus allowing general probabilistic distributions
to occur in its prefixes. We show that no additional information is needed
in the labels of transitions or in... / structures or process algebras. Mobile agents as well can be treated br a formalism suitable to describe mobile agent paradigms can be of help when
2173.2 Agent-based Software Configuration and Deployment - Hall (1999)(Correct)
ions 76
9.1.1.1 Consumer Abstraction 76
9.1.1.2 Software System Abstraction 77
ix
9.1.1.3 Process Abstraction 78
9.1.2 Process Coverage 78
9.1.3 Coordination 79
9.1.4 General Requirements 79
9.2 Mapp... / . Security and Privacy Mobile agents cause a large security concern
2149.6 A mobile robot employing insect strategies for navigation - Lambrinos, Möller, Labhart, Pfeifer, .. (1999)(Correct)
The ability to navigate in a complex environment is crucial for both animals and robots.
Many animals use a combination of different strategies to return to significant locations
in their environment.... / position is important for mobile agents. When the agent is close to br by constructing artificial agents mobile robots and exposing them to
2088.4 Computational Design Principles for Multiple Autonomous Vehicle.. - Wan, Braspenning (1995)(Correct)
In Distributed Artificial Intelligence (AI), a bifurcation in design principles can be observed. On
the one hand there seems to be a resurgence of the 'classical' AI approach of bestowing agents
with ... / Multiple Autonomous Vehicles mobile agents if equipped with it to br that may be employed by the mobile agents cf. . to cooperate in
2075.7 Programming languages for mobile code - Thorn (1997)(Correct)
Sun's announcement of the programming language Java more than anything popularized the notion of mobile code, that is, programs travelling on a heterogeneous network and automatically executes upon ... / document Rou b ffl Mobile agents are code-containing objects br receiver of the code. Mobile agents Obliq and Telescript are
2060.0 Communication of Inductive Inference - Davies (1999)(Correct)
Introduction
The "software agent" metaphor has become increasingly commonplace in the software
world over the last few years. The term "agent" has its origins in traditional AI research,
but it has b... / information sources Mobile Agents Programs that can travel
2059.6 Software Agents in Communications Network Management: An Overview - Hayzelden, Bigham(Correct)
The software agent paradigm has evolved from a specialised stream of distributed artificial intelligence
because of the emerging and commercially important need for software systems to inter-operate ... / we will review the reasons why mobile agents have made an impact in this br Review August' a the Mobile Agent' community have recognised this
2031.3 The JavaSeal Mobile Agent Kernel - Bryce, Vitek (1999)(Correct)
Mobile agents show promise as a new distributed programming paradigm in which locality plays a central role --- programs that are able to move closer to their data can overcome limitations of connecti... / The JavaSeal Mobile Agent Kernel Ciar'an Bryce br jv cs.purdue.edu Abstract Mobile agents show promise as a new
2026.1 Causality for Debugging Mobile Agents - Degano, Priami, Leth, Thomsen (1996)(Correct)
Mobile agents, i.e. pieces of programs that can be sent around networks of
computers, are starting to appear on the Internet. Such programs may be seen
as an enrichment of traditional distributed comp... / Causality for Debugging Mobile Agents Pierpaolo Degano and br October Abstract Mobile agents i.e. pieces of programs that
2005.3 AntNet: A Mobile Agents Approach to Adaptive Routing - Di Caro, Dorigo (1997)(Correct)
This paper introduces AntNet, a new routing algorithm for communications networks.
AntNet is an adaptive, distributed, mobile-agents-based algorithm which was inspired by
recent work on the ant colon... / AntNet A Mobile Agents Approach to Adaptive Routing br is an adaptive distributed mobile-agents-based algorithm which was
2000.1 A Perspective on Software Agents Research - Nwana, Nduma (1999)(Correct)
This paper sets out, ambitiously, to present a brief reappraisal of software agents research. Evidently, software
agent technology has promised much. However some five years after the word `agent' ca... / in this paper also subsumes mobile agents. Section spells out some br largely because the benefits of mobile agents are largely non-functional
1966.9 Brains on wheels: Mobile robots for brain research - Jaeger (1996)(Correct)
Two mysteries of brains are focussed in this article from a roboticist's
view. The first is the brain's capacity to make sense of real-life sensoric input, which
differs strongly from experimentally... / understand in this sequence mobile agents that can swiftly and robustly br namely those in which mobile agents are understood and designed as
1938.3 The Saphira Architecture: A Design for Autonomy - Konolige, Myers, Ruspini, Saffiotti (1997)(Correct)
Journal of Experimental and Theoretical Artificial Intelligence (JETAI) 9, 1997, 215-235.
Special issue on Architectures for Physical Agents.
Mobile robots, if they areto perform useful tasks andbecom... / International. Autonomous Mobile Agents What are the minimal br capabilities for an autonomous mobile agent Posed in this way the
1931.7 Dynamically Configurable Distributed Objects - Michael Lewis And(Correct)
Programmers require the ability to evolve the behavior of their software objects because
the objects may contain bugs, they may cease to fit their changing environment, or users'
requirements may ch... / and changed separately And mobile agent systems transfer runnable code br Java Kali-Scheme Erlang and mobile agents computer architecture
1911.1 Coordination in Mobile Agent Applications - Cabri, Leonardi, Zambonelli (1997)(Correct)
The paper addresses the issue of coordination in distributed applications based on
mobile agents. The presence of mobile active computational entities makes traditional
coordination models based on me... / Coordination in Mobile Agent Applications Giacomo Cabri br October Coordination in Mobile Agent Applications Giacomo Cabri
1902.2 Intelligent Agents in Network Management a State-of-the-art - Cheikhrouhou, Conti, Labetoulle (1998)(Correct)
Networks will soon be the keystone to all industries. However, the Network Management Systems (NMS) that are currently available are not adapted to the wide spectrum of network installations and confi... / to discuss the different ways mobile agents are being proposed for NM br Management Intelligent Agents Mobile Agents Management by Delegation
1891.6 Cooperative Material Handling by Human and Robotic Agents: Module.. - Adams, Bajcsy, Kosecka, Kumar.. (1995)(Correct)
this paper we present the results of a collaborative effort to design and implement a system for cooperative material
handling by a small team of human and robotic agents in an unstructured indoor env... / Continuing localization of mobile agents during execution of a task is br With this scheme the two mobile agents are more loosely coupled than
1885.0 Transportable Information Agents - Rus, Gray, Kotz (1996)(Correct)
Transportable agents are autonomous programs. They can move through a heterogeneous
network of computers migrating from host to host under their own control. They can sense
the state of the network,... / access tasks. Keywords mobile agents distributed information br system infrastructure for using mobile agents with mobile computing is
1863.2 Discrete Event Modeling of Navigation and Gaze Control - Jana Kosecka (1994)(Correct)
this paper, in addition to the
development of vision algorithms with real-time performance, we investigate models of visually
guided behaviors which tightly couple visual processing with control archi... / the construction of autonomous mobile agents that can observe navigate br obstacles following another mobile agent observing another agent in
1853.9 A Web-Based Distributed Programming Environment - Aoki (1999)(Correct)
A Web-Based Distributed Programming
Environment
Kiyoko F. Aoki
A Java-based system, the GeoJAVA System, that allows a user to remotely
compile his/her own C/C++ programs and execute them for visualiz... / little applications applets mobile agents search engines and online br computers. It takes advantage of mobile agents to search for libraries
1853.7 Higher-order Distributed Computation over Autonomous Persistent Stores - Silva, Atkinson(Correct)
The traditional approach for building distributed applications is by calling a procedure in another store using an RPC mechanism.
However, an RPC requires a round-trip network delay for every call and... / persistence for example on mobile agents MdSA ffl Extensions br F. Knabe. Language Support for Mobile Agents. PhD thesis Carnegie Mellon
1852.7 Phenomenology Of Excitation In 2-D Cellular Automata And Swarm Systems - Adamatzky, Holland(Correct)
The paper provides some results of a systematic
investigation into the global and space-time behaviour
of certain excitable systems. The systems include both
static subjects of excitation (the cellula... / media and also excitable mobile agents moving on a lattice lattice br is a collection of autonomous mobile agents interacting with one another
1849.6 Mole - Concepts of a Mobile Agent System - Baumann, Hohl, Rothermel, Straßer (1997)(Correct)
Due to its salient properties, mobile agent technology has received a rapidly growing attention over the last few years. Many developments of mobile agent systems are under way in both academic and in... / Mole -Concepts of a Mobile Agent System J. Baumann F. Hohl br Mole -Concepts of a Mobile Agent System Authors
1846.7 KLAIM: a Kernel Language for Agents Interaction and Mobility - De Nicola, Ferrari, Pugliese (1997)(Correct)
We investigate the issue of designing a kernel programming language for Mobile Computing and describe Klaim, a language that supports a programming paradigm where processes, like data, can be moved fr... / access rights violations of mobile agents. Types are used to describe br that enable sites receiving mobile agents for execution to set demands
1811.1 Trust and Partial Typing in Open Systems of Mobile Agents (Extended.. - Riely, Hennessy (1999)(Correct)
We present a partially-typed semantics for Dp, a distributed p-calculus. The semantics is designed for mobile agents in open distributed systems in which some sites may harbor malicious intentions. No... / Typing in Open Systems of Mobile Agents Extended Abstract James br The semantics is designed for mobile agents in open distributed systems
1793.8 Protecting Mobile Agents through Tracing - Vigna (1997)(Correct)
Mobile code systems provide a flexible and powerful platform to build distributed applications in an Internet scale, but they rise strong requirements from the security point of view. Security issues ... / Protecting Mobile Agents through Tracing Giovanni br code. Keywords mobile code mobile agents security auditing.
1781.7 Implementing Product-Line Features by Composing Component Aspects - Griss (2000)(Correct)
Emerging E-Commerce systems are highly dynamic and require even more
flexibility and reduced time to market than that traditionally provided by
product-line and component-based development (CBSE).... / and are highly personalized mobile agents which are sent out to br a key agent aspect such as mobile agent navigation and touring
1768.1 D'Agents: Security in a multiple-language, mobile-agent system - Gray, Kotz, Cybenko, Rus (1998)(Correct)
Mobile-agent systems must address three security issues: protecting
an individual machine, protecting a group of machines, and protecting
an agent. In this chapter, we discuss these three issues in ... / in a multiple-language mobile-agent system Robert S. Gray br NH USA Abstract. Mobile-agent systems must address three
1763.1 Analysis on a mobile agent based algorithm for network management - Sum, Shen, Young (1999)(Correct)
Recent advance in the agent technology has brought
in a new method for network routing, the ant routing
algorithm. Although its effectiveness and efficiency
have been demonstrated and reported in the ... / Analysis on a mobile agent based algorithm for network br of the WWW use of mobile agents appears to be one of the most
1760.1 The Interoperability Problem: Bringing together Mobile Agents and.. - Labrou, Finin, Peng (1999)(Correct)
Interoperability is a central issue for both the mobile
agents community and the wider agents community. Unfortunately,
the interoperability concerns are different between
the two communities. As a re... / Problem Bringing together Mobile Agents and Agent Communication br is a central issue for both the mobile agents community and the wider agents
1759.0 2K: A Reflective, Component-Based Operating System for Rapidly.. - Kon (1998)(Correct)
Modern computing environments face both low-frequency infrastructural changes, such as
software and hardware upgrades, and frequent changes, such as fluctuations in the network
bandwidth and CPU load.... / using results from the mobile agents and active networking research br and the recent popularity of mobile agent systems KZ has motivated a
1750.4 Data-Security in Heterogeneous Agent Systems - Bonatti, Kraus, Salinas, Subrahmanian (1998)(Correct)
In this paper, we describe: (i) how agents can protect information from other
agents and (ii) how servers that support agent cooperation can help in this process.
We show that agents' data security ... / tackle the problem of protecting mobile agents from their hosts In br Sander C. Tschudin. Protecting mobile agents against malicious hosts. In G.
1747.0 Using mobility to make transparent distribution practical - Van Roy, Haridi, Brand, Smolka, al. (1997)(Correct)
Some of the most difficult questions to answer when designing a distributed
application are related to mobility: what information to transfer between sites
and when and how to transfer it. Transparent... / are used as stationary servers mobile agents or simply as caches. We show br need to move frequently e.g.mobile agents or caches The most general
1738.7 A Framework for Providing Consistent and Recoverable Agent-Based.. - Evaggelia Pitoura (1995)(Correct)
Information applications are increasingly required to be distributed
among numerous remote sites through both wireless
and wired links. Traditional models of distributed computing
are inadequate to ov... / network loads and availability. Mobile agents also facilitate load br - . J. E. White. Mobile Agents Make a Network an Open
1734.2 Washington - School Of (1997)(Correct)
Traditionally, a distributed system has been viewed as a collection of fixed computational elements
connected by a static network. Prompted by recent advances in wireless communications technology, th... / of executable content and mobile agents which are motivated by br network or memory address for a mobile agent. A process may have explicit
1733.6 NIST Special Publication 800-19 - Mobile Agent Security - Jansen, Karygiannis (2000)(Correct)
Mobile agent technology offers a new computing paradigm in which a
program, in the form of a software agent, can suspend its execution on a host computer,
transfer itself to another agent-enabled ho... / Special Publication - -Mobile Agent Security Wayne Jansen Tom br Abstract Mobile agent technology offers a new
1732.9 Cooperation Mechanisms in a Multi-Agent Distributed Environment - Ambroszkiewicz, Matyja, Penczek (1998)(Correct)
In the paper we present our work on design and
analysis of agent cooperation in distributed systems. The work
is not completed yet, so that some parts of it, especially the
formal framework, should ... / a network of servers and mobile agents that can move from one server br or to end its activity. Each mobile agent is assigned an original goal
1724.8 Artificial Agents and Logic Programming - Wagner (1997)(Correct)
Artificial agents represent a new paradigm in software engineering and Artificial Intelligence. As complex software-controlled systems they are capable of flexible autonomous behavior in dynamic and... / another location such as the mobile agents' of IBM called Aglets'or br Agent tcl A flexible and secure mobile agent system. In Proc. of Fourth
1710.7 Integrating Java-based Mobile Agents into Web Servers under Security.. - Fünfrocken (1998)(Correct)
The paper describes a system architecture which offers
the ability to host mobile agents (so-called Webagents)
on a Web server. This is done by a special
server extension module called 'server agent e... / Integrating Java-based Mobile Agents into Web Servers under br offers the ability to host mobile agents so-called Webagents on a
1708.6 Global/Local Subtyping and Capability Inference for a Distributed pi.. - Sewell (1998)(Correct)
This paper considers how locality restrictions on the use of capabilities can be enforced
by a static type system. A distributed ß-calculus with a simple reduction semantics
is introduced, integrating... / as an idealisation of a mobile agent programming language. It is br domains that arise in mobile agent programming. It builds on the
1702.5 Security and Protection: New Trends in Distributed Object Systems -.. - Robillard (1998)(Correct)
Object-oriented distributed computing, once an exotic research area, is now part
of the everyday life in the computer industry.
The majority of distributed computing systems results from considerable
... / forms remote evaluation mobile agents and mobile code CGPV br object and return the results. Mobile agents are program objects that can
1696.7 Seal: A Framework for Secure Mobile Computations - Vitek, Castagna (1999)(Correct)
The Seal calculus is a distributed process calculus with localities
and mobility of computational entities called seals. Seal is also
a framework for writing secure distributed applications over l... / also referred to as mobile agents. We present a low level br if the goal is to prevent the mobile agent from carrying out its task In
1694.5 Mobile Objects and Agents (MOA) - Milojicic, LaForge, Chauhan (1998)(Correct)
This paper describes the design and implementation of the Mobile Objects and Agents (MOA) project at the Open Group Research Institute. MOA was designed to support migration, communication and control... / homogeneous architectures Mobile agents have attracted significant br Compared to mobile objects mobile agents also represent someone they
1679.3 NeXeme: A Distributed Scheme based on Nexus - Moreau, De Roure, Foster (1997)(Correct)
The remote service request, a form of remote procedure call, and
the global pointer, a global naming mechanism, are two features at the heart
of Nexus, a library for building distributed systems. Ne... / based for example on distributed mobile agents. In this paper we formalise
1676.8 The Problem of Signal and Symbol Integration: A Study of Cooperative.. - Bajcsy, Kosecka (1995)(Correct)
This paper explores and reasons about the interplay between symbolic and continuous representations. We first provide some historical perspective on the signal and symbol integration as viewed by th... / from the domain of cooperating mobile agents involved in tasks of br from the domain of cooperative mobile agents engaged in navigation and
1666.3 A Uniform Approach to Programming the World Wide Web - Michaelides, Moreau, DeRoure (1998)(Correct)
We propose a uniform model for programming distributed web applications. The model
is based on the concept of web computation places and provides mechanisms to coordinate
distributed computations at t... / iv information retrieval via mobile agents These applications br reasoning about firewalls and mobile agents. On the other hand our
1649.3 Intelligent Agents: An Emerging Technology for Next Generation.. - Magedanz, Rothermel, Krause (1996)(Correct)
The telecommunications environment is changing its face towards an open market of information services where the vision is "information any time, at any place, in any form". Within this electronic mar... / basic properties. Focusing on mobile agents which could be considered as br Intelligent Communications Mobile Agents Mobile Service Clients
1636.7 Introducing Trusted Third Parties to the Mobile Agent Paradigm - Wilhelm, Staamann, Buttyán (1999)(Correct)
The mobile agent paradigm gains ever more acceptance for the creation of distributed applications, particularly in the domain of electronic commerce. In such applications, a mobile agent roams the glo... / Trusted Third Parties to the Mobile Agent Paradigm Uwe G. Wilhelm br Abstract. The mobile agent paradigm gains ever more
1625.2 Software Engineering Issues for Network Computing - Ghezzi, Vigna(Correct)
The Internet is becoming the infrastructure upon which an
increasing number of new applications are being developed. These applications
allow new services to be provided and even new business areas
... / applications are often called mobile agents or software agents The br Code on Demand COD and Mobile Agent MA Although we cannot claim
1624.8 Watermarking, Tamper-Proofing, and Obfuscation - Tools for Software.. - Collberg, Thomborson (2000)(Correct)
We identify three types of attack on the intellectual property contained in software, and three
corresponding technical defenses. A potent defense against reverse engineering is obfuscation,
a process... / is software tampering. Many mobile agents and e-commerce application br blackbox security Protecting mobile agents from malicious hosts. In
1623.6 Secure Resource Access for Open Systems - Riely, HENNESSY(Correct)
In open distributed systems of mobile agents, where code from remote sites may run locally, protection
of sensitive data and system resources is of paramount importance. We present a security-based ... / In open distributed systems of mobile agents where code from remote sites br of static and runtime typing mobile agents are allowed access to local
1623.0 Trust and Partial Typing in Open Systems of Mobile Agents - Riely, Hennessy (1998)(Correct)
We present a partially-typed semantics for Dp, a distributed p-calculus. The semantics
is designed for mobile agents in open distributed systems in which some sites may harbor
malicious intentions. ... / Typing in Open Systems of Mobile Agents James Riely and Matthew br Typing In Open Systems Of Mobile Agents James Riely And
1604.7 Competition, Coevolution and the Game of Tag - Reynolds (1994)(Correct)
Tag is a children's game based on symmetrical pursuit and evasion. In the experiments described here, control programs for mobile agents (simulated vehicles) are evolved based on their skill at the ga... / here control programs for mobile agents simulated vehicles are
1596.6 Countermeasures for Mobile Agent Security - Jansen (2000)(Correct)
Security is an important issue for the widespread deployment of applications based on software agent
technology. It is generally agreed that without the proper countermeasures in place, use of agent... / Countermeasures for Mobile Agent Security Wayne A. Jansen br countermeasures. Keywords Mobile Agents Computer Security
1585.6 Architecture for an Artificial Immune System - Hofmeyr, Forrest (2000)(Correct)
An artificial immune system (ARTIS) is described which incorporates many properties of
natural immune systems, including diversity, distributed computation, error tolerance, dynamic
learning and ada... / And False Negative. . Mobile Agent Security A Mobile Agent Is A br . Mobile Agent Security A Mobile Agent Is A Piece Of Software Or Code
1570.1 Automated Discovery of Concise Predictive Rules for Intrusion.. - Helmer, Wong, Honavar, Miller (1999)(Correct)
We examine the effectiveness of rule learning to detect intrusions against privileged programs, using a
feature vector representation to describe the system calls executed by each process. We then use... / Java and ObjectSpace Voyager mobile agent facilities ObjectSpace In br collaborative information and mobile agent technologies Bradshaw
1558.2 Towards A Secure Agent Society - He, Sycara (1998)(Correct)
We present a general view of what a "secure agent society" should be and how to develop
it rather than focus on any specific details or particular agent-based application. We
believe that the main eff... / the identification of a visiting mobile agent. . Integrity the mechanism br that for instance a legitimate mobile agent has not be modified in
1557.6 Nested Java Processes: OS Structure for Mobile Code - Tullmann, Lepreau (1998)(Correct)
The majority of work on protection in single-language
mobile code environments focuses on information security
issues and depends on the language environment for
solutions to the problems of resource ... / to authenticate and manage the mobile agents in such a system is required.
1557.6 Insisting on Persistent Mobile Agent Systems - Silva, Silva (1997)(Correct)
In this paper we continue arguing that persistence is a fundamental
requirement to support the development of next-generation
agent-based applications. After a general overview of mobility and persi... / Insisting on Persistent Mobile Agent Systems M. Mira da Silva br be supported by persistent mobile agent systems. The main
1555.1 The Layered Agent Pattern Language - Kendall, Pathak, Krishna, Suresh (1997)(Correct)
Factory and Factory Method patterns [11] are used together to form the Plan and Intention Factory, as shown in Figure 5. The PlanFactory is abstract; it provides the interface to create the ActionPlan... / Framework for Intelligent and Mobile Agents JAFIMA Project. Following br Framework for Intelligent and Mobile Agents JAFIMA Project. . PLAN
1542.7 Transportable Agents - Gray (1995)(Correct)
One of the paradigms that has been suggested for allowing efficient access to remote resources is transportable agents. A transportable agent is a named program that can migrate from machine to machin... / procedures Rei Oracle Mobile Agents is meant for mobile computing br and COrnell Moving Agents is a mobile agent system that uses Tcl Horus.
1531.8 Itinerant Agents for Mobile Computing - Chess, Grosof, Harrison, Levine.. (1995)(Correct)
This paper describes an abstract framework for itinerant agents that can be used to implement secure, remote applications in large, public networks such as the Internet or the IBM Global Network. Itin... / electronic commerce by means of mobile agents The HotJava web browser br and other services to the mobile agents. The framework places certain
1526.0 How to Coordinate Internet Applications based on Mobile Agents - Cabri, Leonardi, Zambonelli (1998)(Correct)
Internet applications can take advantage of a new design paradigm based on mobile
agents. However, the presence of mobile active computational entities introduces peculiar
problems in the coordination... / Internet Applications based on Mobile Agents Giacomo Cabri Letizia br a new design paradigm based on mobile agents. However the presence of
1523.4 On the Problem of Trust in Mobile Agent Systems - Wilhelm, Staamann, Buttyán (1998)(Correct)
Systems that support mobile agents are increasingly being used on the global Internet. Security concerns dealing with the protection of the execution environment from malicious agents are extensively ... / On the Problem of Trust in Mobile Agent Systems Uwe G. Wilhelm br Abstract Systems that support mobile agents are increasingly being used
1518.1 Defining Spatial Agents - Rodrigues, Raper (1997)(Correct)
The concept of agent is becoming increasingly important not only in research (where it has
been in use for some time) but also now in commercial applications. However, an agent may
represent many d ... / agent Page development Mobile agents Interface agents br in this area of expertise Mobile Agents Reactive Agents Cognitive
1503.5 Agent Virtual Organizations within the Framework of Network.. - Ambroszkiewicz (1999)(Correct)
We study the concept of agent virtual organization and show how it relates to the paradigm of
Network Based Computing [28]. We also discuss the paradigm of BDI-agent trying to show that
sophisticated ... / and cooperative software mobile agents are well suited for domains br is done by autonomous mobile agents created by the factory agents.
1498.1 Ajanta - A System for Mobile Agent Programming - Tripathi, Karnik, Vora, Ahmed(Correct)
This paper gives an overview of Ajanta, a Java-based system for mobile agent programming.
We discuss the Ajanta architecture, and elaborate on the mechanisms used to provide object
mobility, and secur... / Ajanta -A System for Mobile Agent Programming Anand R. br Ajanta a Java-based system for mobile agent programming. We discuss the
1488.6 Chameleon: Adaptive Fault Tolerance Using Reliable, Mobile Agents - Bagchi, al.(Correct)
This paper presents Chameleon, an adaptive infrastructure which allows different levels of availability
requirements to be simultaneously supported in a networked environment. Chameleon provides
depen... / Fault Tolerance Using Reliable Mobile Agents S. Bagchi K. Whisnant Z.
1487.8 Secure Object Spaces - A coordination model for Agents - Bryce, Oriol, Vitek (1999)(Correct)
Coordination languages based on shared data spaces are well suited
to programming parallel applications composed of cooperating software
components. Secure Object Spaces (SOS) extend this model to sup... / in the context of a Java-based mobile agent system. Introduction br to provide tools for composing mobile agent applications. Section gives
1485.3 Concurrent Programming for Distributed Artificial Intelligence - Agha, Jamali (1999)(Correct)
Introduction The increasing performance and decreasing cost of processors and computer networks has continued to fuel an explosion of interest in solving larger problems using concurrent computing. In... / open system. In an open system mobile agents would be able to migrate from br the resources that such mobile agents serving some particular
1481.4 Mobile Agent Programming in Ajanta - Anand Tripathi (1999)(Correct)
This paper gives an overview of Ajanta, a Java-based
system for mobile-agent programming. We outline the
Ajanta architecture, and discuss the basic elements that
comprise an agent-based application. A... / Mobile Agent Programming in Ajanta br Ajanta a Java-based system for mobile-agent programming. We outline the
1477.0 Handling Locally Names of Mobile Agents - Chiara Bodei (1996)(Correct)
We address the problem of handling names in distributed systems made of
mobile processes. We equip processes with local environments. Our SOS operational
semantics handles these environments so that c... / Handling Locally Names of Mobile Agents Chiara Bodei Pierpaolo br and Bent Thomsen. Understanding mobile agents via a non-interleaving
1475.6 Programmable Agents for Flexible QoS Management in IP Networks - de Meer, Corte, Puliafito, Tomarchio (2000)(Correct)
Network programmabillity seems to be a promising solution to network management and
QoS control. Software mobile-agents technology is boosting the evolution toward application
level control of netwo... / and QoS control. Software mobile-agents technology is boosting the br efficiency. We propose to use mobile-agent technology to overcome some of
1469.4 A Coordination Model for Agents based on Secure Spaces - Bryce, Oriol, Vitek (1999)(Correct)
Shared space coordination models such as Linda are ill-suited
for structuring applications composed of erroneous or insecure components.
This paper presents the Secure Object Space model. In this ... / implementation in Java for a mobile agent system. An implementation of br main communication model in a mobile agent system called JavaSeal
1459.5 X-Cash: Executable Digital Cash (Extended Abstract) - Jakobsson, al.(Correct)
Markus Jakobsson
1
Ari Juels
2
1
Information Sciences Research Center, Bell Laboratories
Murray Hill, NJ 07974
markusj@research.bell-labs.com
2
RSA Laboratories
Bedford, MA 01730
ari@rsa... / among other things to enable mobile agents to carry funds and make br do this we may consider the mobile agent paradigm that has recently
1446.7 An Overview of the Design of Distributed Oz - Haridi, Van Roy, Smolka (1997)(Correct)
We present a design for a distributed programming system,
Distributed Oz, that abstracts away the network. This
means that all network operations are invoked implicitly by
the system as an incidental ... / models stationary servers and mobile agents as facets of the same concept br to but more powerful than the mobile agent concept that has recently
1446.0 Towards Multi-Swarm Problem Solving in Networks - White, Pagurek (1998)(Correct)
This paper describes how multiple interacting swarms of
adaptive mobile agents can be used to solve problems in
networks. The paper introduces a new architectural
description for an agent that is chem... / interacting swarms of adaptive mobile agents can be used to solve problems br Architecture in the domain of mobile agents. The paper presents
1443.7 Resource Access Control in Systems of Mobile Agents (Extended.. - al. (1998)(Correct)
Matthew Hennessy
School of Cognitive and Computing Sciences
Univ. of Sussex
Brighton, UK
matthewh@cogs.susx.ac.uk
James Riely
Dept. of Computer Science
North Carolina State Univ.
Raleigh, NC, USA... / Access Control in Systems of Mobile Agents Extended Abstract Matthew br provide high-level support for mobile agents. These include Java
1435.1 A Static Type System for Detecting Potentially Transmissible Functions - Kirli (1999)(Correct)
We focus on a language with a functional core and constructs for transmitting
and receiving values across remote sites in which mobile agents
have a natural representation as function closures. We pro... / across remote sites in which mobile agents have a natural representation br for the construction of mobile agents. The Facile language combines
1431.9 A Software Engineering Perspective on Mobility - Roman, Murphy, Picco (1999)(Correct)
The term distributed computing conjures the image of
a fixed network structure whose nodes support the execution
of processes that communicate with each other
via messages traveling along links. Peer-... / units which become regarded as mobile agents autonomously performing tasks br code languages e.g.Obliq and mobile agent languages e.g.Agent Tcl
1429.2 Security in the Ajanta Mobile Agent System - Karnik (1999)(Correct)
This paper describes the security architecture of
Ajanta unknown 1--28 (May 1999)
Security in the Ajanta Mobile Agent System
NEERAN M. KARNIK and ANAND R. TRIPATHI
Department of Computer Science, Uni... / Security in the Ajanta Mobile Agent System NEERAN M. KARNIK br MN SUMMARY A mobile agent is an object that which can
1427.5 Old Wine in New Bottles - Applying OS Process Migration Technology to .. - Milojicic, Guday, Wheeler (1997)(Correct)
We describe how our experience with classic operating system
level process migration mechanisms influenced the design of
MOA, a mobile agents project. A case is presented for
implementing mobile agent... / Process Migration Technology to Mobile Agents Dejan S. Milojicic Shai br influenced the design of MOA a mobile agents project. A case is presented
1425.9 Reactive Tuple Spaces for Mobile Agent Coordination - Cabri, Leonardi, Zambonelli (1998)(Correct)
Mobile active computational entities introduce peculiar problems in the
coordination of distributed application components. The paper surveys several
coordination models for mobile agent applications ... / Reactive Tuple Spaces for Mobile Agent Coordination Giacomo Cabri br several coordination models for mobile agent applications and outlines the
1423.8 Messages versus Messengers in Distributed Programming - Munehiro Fukuda (1997)(Correct)
Messengers are autonomous objects, each capable of navigating through the underlying network
and performing various tasks at each node. Messengers applications are written using
navigational commands... / messages also referred to as mobile agents or self-migrating threads br construction of intelligent mobile agents which are programs capable of
1421.6 Agent Trustworthiness - Kassab, Voas (1998)(Correct)
Agent-based technology could revolutionize the manner by which distributed computation is performed.
The fact that the information returned by an agent to the agent owner cannot be validated by the ow... / is critical for protecting mobile agents which compute functions in br potential and flexibility of the mobile agent computing paradigm. The most
1418.9 Expressing Meaningful Processing Requirements among Heterogeneous.. - Galtier, Mills, Carlinet, al. (2000)(Correct)
Active Network technology envisions deployment of virtual
execution environments within network elements, such as
switches and routers. As a result, nonhomogeneous processing
can be applied to network... / similar to distributed mobile agents in a form that can be br based on mobile code such as mobile agent applications or systems based
1408.0 An HTTP-based Infrastructure for Mobile Agents - Lingnau, Drobnik, Dömel (1995)(Correct)
Mobile agents are an emerging technology attracting interest from the fields of distributed systems, information retrieval, electronic commerce and artificial intelligence. We present an infrastruct... / HTTP-based Infrastructure for Mobile Agents Anselm Lingnau Oswald br Drobnik Peter Dmel Abstract Mobile agents are an emerging technology
1407.8 Mobile Agent Architecture For Nomadic Computing - Duda, Perret (1997)(Correct)
Our goal is to define a communication architecture for nomadic applications. We notice
that the mobile agent paradigm is particularly suitable for nomadic applications. Although
many mobile agent syst... / Mobile Agent Architecture For Nomadic br We notice that the mobile agent paradigm is particularly
1406.8 Mobile Ambients - Cardelli, Gordon (1998)(Correct)
We introduce a calculus describing the movement of processes and devices, including
movement through administrative domains.
Keywords: Agents, process calculi, mobility, wide-area computation.
1 Intro... / framework that encompasses mobile agents the ambients where agents br pm Mobile Agent Authentication A process at
1400.0 Network Management based on Mobile Agents using Programmable Tuple.. - Cabri, Leonardi, Zambonelli(Correct)
Today networks are rapidly increasing both in size and in complexity, and their management
requires new paradigms and new tools. In fact, centralised approaches suffer of several limits with regard
to... / Network Management based on Mobile Agents using Programmable Tuple br solve the problems. Instead mobile agents can be exploited to realise a
1394.9 Incremental Code Mobility with XML - Emmerich, Mascolo, Finkelstein (1999)(Correct)
We demonstrate how XML and related technologies can be
used for code mobility at any granularity, thus overcoming
the restrictions of existing approaches. By not fixing a particular
granularity for mo... / code languages and systems. Mobile agents in which code and br be achieved with Java and with mobile agents in general. This flexibility
1390.1 Using the Knowbot Operating Environment in a Wide-Area Network - Hylton, van Rossum(Correct)
Mobile agents can optimize their communication patterns to reduce
bandwidth and latency and can adapt to changes in network service. We report on
use of the Knowbot Operating Environment to support ... / Reston VA Abstract. Mobile agents can optimize their br Operating Environment to support mobile agents in a wide-area network.
1388.0 Patterns of Intelligent and Mobile Agents - Kendall, Krishna, Pathak, Suresh (1998)(Correct)
Agent systems must have a strong foundation; one approach that has been successfully applied to other kinds of software is patterns. This paper presents a collection of patterns for agents. 2. MOTIVAT... / Patterns of Intelligent and Mobile Agents Elizabeth A.Kendall P.V. br methodology for intelligent and mobile agents. . CONTEXT An agent
1382.4 Modelling IP Mobility - Amadio, Prasad (1998)(Correct)
We study a highly simplified version of proposals for mobility support
in version 6 of Internet Protocols (IP). We concentrate on the issue of ensuring
that messages to and from mobile agents are del... / that messages to and from mobile agents are delivered without loss of br routers the first is without mobile agents and is treated as a
1377.8 TuCSoN: a Coordination Model for Mobile Information Agents - Omicini, Zambonelli (1998)(Correct)
The increasing need to access and elaborate dynamic and heterogeneous information
sources distributed over Internet calls for new models and paradigms for application design
and development. The mobil... / design and development. The mobile agent paradigm promotes the design of br other. This paper focuses on mobile agent coordination and discusses
1370.3 Autonomous and Adaptive Agents that Gather Information - Rus, Gray, Kotz (1996)(Correct)
We have designed and implemented autonomous software agents. Our agents are programs
that can move independently through a heterogeneous network of computers. They can sense
the state of the network, ... / location. Our work on using mobile agents for mobile computing is br making is critical for a mobile agent to adapt to a dynamic
1363.9 SafeErlang - Naeser (1997)(Correct)
Erlang is a process oriented functional programming language developed
for fast prototyping of soft real time distributed systems. The language
could be suited for implementation of mobile agents if i... / be suited for implementation of mobile agents if it supported the security br . . Environments for mobile agents .
1362.4 The Layered Agent Patterns - Kendall, Malkoun (1996)(Correct)
This paper presents a collection of patterns as a starting point for a pattern language for agent based systems.
After motivation and background, Section 2 discusses the context shared by all of the p... / actual agent migration. Truly mobile agents would require an enhanced br for adaptive rational mobile agents Proceedings of the Third
1358.2 Approaches to winner determination in combinatorial auctions - Sandholm(Correct)
Combinatorial auctions, i.e. auctions where bidders can bid on combinations of
items, tend to lead to more efficient allocations than traditional auctions in multiitem
auctions where the agents' valua... / pricequantity graphs and by mobile agents. Keywords Combinatorial br price-quantity graphs and by mobile agents. Price-quantity graphs are
1355.8 Behavior coordination using multiple-objective decision making - Pirjanian, Christensen (1997)(Correct)
In this paper we demonstrate how principles of Multiple Objective Decision Making (MODM) can be used to
analysis, design and implement multiple behavior based systems. A structured methodology is achi... / for control of autonomous mobile agents is formulation of effective br Event Systems for Autonomous Mobile Agents. Proceedings Intelligent
1355.1 Distributed Coordination with MESSENGERS - Fukuda, Bic, Dillencourt, Merchant (1997)(Correct)
Messengers is a paradigm for the programming of distributed systems. It is based
on the principles of autonomous messages, called Messengers, which carry their own
behavior in the form of a program. T... / a number of systems to create mobile agents see Section While their br share some similarities with mobile agents network browsers and systems
1347.7 Sensory-motor coordination: the metaphor and beyond - Pfeifer, Scheier(Correct)
Any agent in the real world has to be able to make distinctions between different types of objects, i.e. it
must have the competence of categorization. In mobile agents, there is a large variation in ... / competence of categorization. In mobile agents there is a large variation in br not be employed for our mobile agents because mobile agents are
1342.9 Mobile Agent Technology: Current Trends And Perspectives - Cabri, Leonardi, Zambonelli(Correct)
INTRODUCTION
The wide spread of networks, and, in particular, of networks connected to each
other, as the Internet, has imposed new needs that require new paradigms and new
technologies. In this scen... / Mobile Agent Technology Current Trends and br Trends And Perspectives Mobile Agent Technology Current Trends And
1340.0 Cryptographic Traces for Mobile Agents - Vigna (1998)(Correct)
Mobile code systems are technologies that allow applications
to move their code, and possibly the corresponding state, among the
nodes of a wide-area network. Code mobility is a flexible and power... / Cryptographic Traces for Mobile Agents Giovanni Vigna Dip. br Cryptographic Traces for Mobile Agents Presently solutions to
1339.2 An Infrastructure For Mobile Agents: Requirements And Architecture - Lingnau, Drobnik (1995)(Correct)
Mobile agents constitute a new approach to the architecture and implementation of distributed systems. A mobile agent is a program with a persistent identity which moves around a network and can commu... / An Infrastructure For Mobile Agents Requirements And br Mobility Tcp Abstract Mobile Agents Constitute A New Approach To
1330.3 Using Colored Petri Nets for Conversation Modeling - Cost, Chen, Finin, Labrou, peng (1999)(Correct)
Conversations are a useful means of structuring communicative interactions among agents. The
value of a conversation-based approach is largely determined by the conversational model it uses.
Finite ... / May . James White. Mobile agents. In Jeffery M. Bradshaw br Modeling and validation of mobile agents on the web. In Proceedings
1328.7 Protecting the Itinerary of Mobile Agents - Wilhelm, Staamann (1998)(Correct)
Systems that support mobile agents are increasingly being used on the global Internet. An important application that is considered for these agents is electronic commerce, where agents roam the World ... / Protecting the Itinerary of Mobile Agents Uwe G. Wilhelm and br Abstract Systems that support mobile agents are increasingly being used
1321.2 Mobile Agent Interaction in Heterogeneous Environments - Dömel, Lingnau, Drobnik (1997)(Correct)
An open problem in mobile agent research is the interaction between agents in different
`worlds'. In this paper, we survey various approaches to agent interaction and discuss
the interoperation betwee... / Mobile Agent Interaction in Heterogeneous br Abstract An open problem in mobile agent research is the interaction
1311.7 eMediator: A Next Generation Electronic Commerce Server - Sandholm (1999)(Correct)
This paper presents eMediator, a next generation electronic commerce server that demonstrates some ways in which AI, algorithmic support, and game theoretic incentive engineering can jointly improve t... / mechanism novel bid types mobile agents and user support for br price-quantity graphs and by mobile agents. It also offers a wide range
1309.4 Safe, Untrusted Agents using Proof-Carrying Code - Necula, Lee (1998)(Correct)
Proof-Carrying Code (PCC) enables a computer system to
determine, automatically and with certainty, that program code provided
by another system is safe to install and execute without requiring
inte... / Science Special Issue on Mobile Agents. operating system kernels
1295.4 Distributed Directory Service and Message Routing for Mobile Agents - Moreau (1999)(Correct)
Research about networks and agents has identi ed the need for a layer that
provides a uniform protocol to communicate with xed and mobile agents. In
order to preserve the compatibility with existin... / Service and Message Routing for Mobile Agents Luc Moreau Department of br to communicate with xed and mobile agents. In order to preserve the
1291.6 A Coordination Model to Specify Systems Including Mobile Agents - Ciancarini, Franzè, Mascolo (1998)(Correct)
A coordination model provides a formal framework
in which the interaction of active entities that we call
agents can be expressed. A coordination model deals
with the creation and destruction of agent... / to Specify Systems Including Mobile Agents P. Ciancarini F. br of systems including mobile agents. We have developed a model
1286.4 Understanding Mobile Agents via a non-interleaving semantics for.. - Roberta Borgia (1996)(Correct)
Mobile agents, i.e. pieces of programs that can be sent around networks of
computers, are starting to appear on the Internet. Such programs may be seen
as an enrichment of traditional distributed comp... / Understanding Mobile Agents via a non-interleaving br report ECRC- - Understanding Mobile Agents via a non-interleaving
1277.2 Mobile Agents for Network Management - Bieszczad, Pagurek, White (1998)(Correct)
In this paper, we discuss the potential uses of mobile agents in Network Management. We
define software agents and a navigation model, which determines agent mobility. We list a
number of potential ad... / Mobile Agents for Network Management br we discuss the potential uses of mobile agents in Network Management. We
1275.2 Transaction-Based Coordination of Software Agents - Evaggelia Pitoura (1998)(Correct)
Cooperative software agents provide a novel framework for
building distributed applications. Central to the model is the support for
sophisticated coordination and close cooperation among different ... / systems. Introduction Mobile agents are programs which may be br attracted much attention. The mobile agent model provides an efficient
1270.6 Coordinating Multiagent Applications on the WWW: A Reference.. - Ciancarini, Tolksdorf, Vitali.. (1998)(Correct)
The original Web did not support multiuser, interactive applications. This shortcoming is being studied, and several
approaches have been proposed to use the Web as a platform for programming Internet... / to support fault-tolerance and mobile agents as well. Index br design coordination languages mobile agents and compression algorithms