A Multi-agent System for Emergency Decision Support

Molina, Martín; Blasco, Gemma

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-45080-1_6

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“…There are multiple examples of expert systems that belong to this category. For instance, there are systems for public transportation management (Molina 2005), scheduling and coordination at an airport (Jo et al 2000), emergency decision support in floods (Molina and Blasco 2003) or electric power operation (Filho et al 2012).…”

Section: Expert Systems For the Management Of Sensorized Environmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

What is an intelligent system?

Molina¹

2020

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The concept of intelligent system has emerged in information technology as a type of system derived from successful applications of artificial intelligence. The goal of this paper is to give a general description of an intelligent system, which integrates previous approaches and takes into account recent advances in artificial intelligence. The paper describes an intelligent system in a generic way, identifying its main properties and functional components, and presents some common categories. The presented description follows a practical approach to be used by system engineers. Its generality and its use is illustrated with real-world system examples and related with artificial intelligence methods.

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Section: Expert Systems For the Management Of Sensorized Environmentsmentioning

confidence: 99%

What is an intelligent system?

Molina¹

2020

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“…Decision-making body will visit the various components Improving the case base and putting the new knowledge into the Knowledge Base, to make preparation for the following issues [7][8]. 2) Based on sharing the results of the collaboration, which is similar to the principle of the expert scoring method, namely, when the decision-making task cannot be decomposed into a series of relatively independent subtasks, each Agent needs to share respectively different opinions about part issues in the whole task to achieve mutual coordination [10].…”

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Emergency Decision-supporting System Based on Multi-Agents Negotiation

Gong

2015

Proceedings of the 5th International Asia Conference on Industrial Engineering and Management Innovation (IEMI2014)

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In light of the high complexity of the Emergency Decision-making, this paper introduced the Agent technology in artificial intelligence theory on the basis of the traditional Emergency Decision-supporting System. Taking into full consideration of such aspects as the function structure and systematic structure, and the negotiation mechanism among Agents, an Emergency Decision-supporting System is built on the basis of Multi-Agent negotiation. The negotiation and calculation is achieved through the combination of the scenario analysis and case reasoning.

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“…Here, the generation of summaries of behavior is oriented to report relevant information of the river basin from the point of view of potential floods. This task can be considered as one of the components of a more complex intelligent system for emergency management [7].…”

Section: Application In Hydrologymentioning

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A Knowledge-Based Approach for Automatic Generation of Summaries of Behavior

Molina

Flores

2006

Artificial Intelligence: Methodology, Systems, and Applications

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Abstract. Effective automatic summarization usually requires simulating human reasoning such as abstraction or relevance reasoning. In this paper we describe a solution for this type of reasoning in the particular case of surveillance of the behavior of a dynamic system using sensor data. The paper first presents the approach describing the required type of knowledge with a possible representation. This includes knowledge about the system structure, behavior, interpretation and saliency. Then, the paper shows the inference algorithm to produce a summarization tree based on the exploitation of the physical characteristics of the system. The paper illustrates how the method is used in the context of automatic generation of summaries of behavior in an application for basin surveillance in the presence of river floods.

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A Multi-agent System for Emergency Decision Support

Cited by 17 publications

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What is an intelligent system?

What is an intelligent system?

Emergency Decision-supporting System Based on Multi-Agents Negotiation

A Knowledge-Based Approach for Automatic Generation of Summaries of Behavior

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