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aKIA Automobile: a Multi-Agent System in E-Commerce - Kia, Ameur, Kropf (Correct)
....brokering and negotiating, etc. An important element for any E commerce system is the efficient, accurate and precise search and selection of products a user wishes to purchase. Agents support the buying and selling of products and services in the Internet for their users [Chavez and Maes, 1996; Brenner, 1998] Often, the users need to reformulate their queries to accomplish effective product information retrieval, because the result is either insufficient, or too much information (or very large lists of documents) is delivered. This paper presents a three layer agent architecture allowing for ....
Brenner, W., "Intelligent software agents: foundations and applications", Springer, Ge rmany, 1998.
Information Sharing between Heterogeneous Uncertain.. - Luo, Zhang, Leung (2001) (1 citation) (Correct)
....which have some degree of reactivity, autonomy, and adaptability [83] In this sense, expert systems are typically less complex than intelligent agents. However, an expert system could be an ingredient of an intelligent agent. According to Brenner, Zarnekow and Wittig (see pages 24 25 of [4]) in a multi agent systems each agent should have a certain minimum degree of intelligence, and its intelligence is formed from three main components: its internal knowledge base, the reasoning capabilities based on the contents of the knowledge base, and the ability to learn or adapt to changes ....
W. Brenner, R. Zarnekow and H. Wittig, Intelligent Software Agents: Foundation and Applications, Springer, 1998.
Building a Next-Generation Infrastructure for Agent-based.. - Suzuki, Yamamoto (2002) (1 citation) (Correct)
....server creates a cookie about the user by passing a HTTP header to the user s browser like: Set Cookie: PersonaUserName=jun; path= expires=DATE By default, Persona sets the one month later as an expiration date. As for initializing the user metadata, there are some ways in general (based on [26]) Explicit installation . Initialization using user characteristics . Collaborative filtering initialization with the user s participation . Initialization using examples . Initialization by observing the user s behavior Our current system basically creates the user metadata in the first ....
W. Brenner, R. Zarnekow and H. Wittig. Intelligent Software Agents: Foundations and Applications. Springer, 1998
Computational Web Intelligence (CWI): Synergy of Computational.. - Zhang, Lin (2002) (Correct)
....to increasing QoI of e Business applications on the Internet and wireless networks. Fuzzy computing, neural computing, evolutionary computing, probabilistic computing, granular computing, rough computing, WT [5] 24] data mining [11] 26] 31] personalization and intelligent agent technology [4][6] 7] 13 15] 19] 22] 32] 33] are major techniques of CWI. Currently, seven major research areas of CWI are (1) Fuzzy WI (FWI) 2) Neural WI (NWI) 3) Evolutionary WI (EWI) 4) Probabilistic WI (PWI) 5) Granular WI (GWI) 6) Rough WI (RWI) and (7) Hybrid WI (HWI) In the future, more CWI ....
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Finding Efficient Organ Transport Routes using Multi-Agent.. - Moreno, Valls, Ribes (2 citations) (Correct)
....will receive requests about the trains (or planes) connecting two particular cities, and they will make the appropriate queries to the database to find out the requested information. This kind of agents is usually called wrappers, and they can be regarded as a way of agentifying the databases ([4]) ffl Transport specialists The MAS also contains one agent for each different means of transport. In our case, we have only considered the possibility of using trains and planes; therefore, there is a train specialist (TS) and a plane specialist (PS) in the MAS. Each of these specialists is ....
Walter Brenner, Rudiger Zarnekow, Hartmut Wittig, Intelligent software agents: foundations and applications, Springer Verlag, 1998.
Architecture-Centric Object-Oriented Design Method for.. - Yim, al (2000) (2 citations) (Correct)
....new way of analyzing, designing, and implementing complex software systems. Currently, agent technology is used in wide variety of applications with range from comparatively small systems such as personalized email filters to large, complex, and mission critical systems such as air traffic control [3, 14]. Due to the popularity and complexity of MAS (Multi Agent Systems) they require systematic development methodology, but support of them still lacks in practice [3, 23] For MAS development, although object oriented methodologies are seemed to be natural, they have limitations to properly ....
.... small systems such as personalized email filters to large, complex, and mission critical systems such as air traffic control [3, 14] Due to the popularity and complexity of MAS (Multi Agent Systems) they require systematic development methodology, but support of them still lacks in practice [3, 23]. For MAS development, although object oriented methodologies are seemed to be natural, they have limitations to properly represent MAS [4, 12, 15, 16, 24] These limitations include the representing collaboration among agents and mental states of an agent. Several agent oriented design methods ....
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Brenner, W., Zarnekow, R., and Wittig, H., Intelligent Software Agents: Foundations and Applications, Springer-Verlag, 1998.
Supporting Strategic Process - Debenham (2000) (1 citation) (Correct)
....sense that an agent is a computer system, situated in some environment, that is capable of flexible autonomous action in order to meet its design objectives and the term multi agent systems . is now used to refer to all types of systems composed of multiple (semi ) autonomous components . (Brenner, Zarnekow and Wittig, 1998) distinguishes between three forms of agent: information agents, cooperation agents, and transaction agents. The primary task of an information agent is to support its user in a search for information in distributed systems or networks. A cooperation agent s primary task is to solve complex ....
Brenner, W., Zarnekow, R. and Wittig, H. (1998). Intelligent Software Agents: Foundations and Applications. (July 1998), Springer-Verlag.
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