A prototype agent to assist shoppers

Inder, Robert; Hurst, Matthew; Kato, Toshikazu

doi:10.1016/s0169-7552(98)00045-2

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“…Agents-based framework and support for e-commerce transactions has gained enormous popularity and has become a common feature of commerce on the Internet. For example, many agents-based implementations of many different aspects of ecommerce systems have been reported in the literature 15,16,17,18,19,20 .…”

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Real-time Multi-Agents Architecture for E-commerce Servers

Ehikioya¹,

Zhang²

2018

IJNDC

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Electronic commerce applications have strict timing constraints on the interactions between e-commerce servers and customers. Customers prefer real-time services, which mean immediate response from the server shortly after submission of a request. This trend of demand gives e-commerce servers high pressure, both on the software and the architecture they currently use. In this paper, we propose a real-time architecture for e-commerce servers that addresses the problem efficiently. We adopt a framework that permits the appropriate treatment of dynamic behaviours that are data interdependent, and reasoning about the communication protocols and internal mechanisms of client / server relationships in a real-time multi-agents based e-commerce application architecture.

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Section: Agentsmentioning

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Real-time Multi-Agents Architecture for E-commerce Servers

Ehikioya¹,

Zhang²

2018

IJNDC

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“…The second system being build using DIME is Maxwell, a "smart" agent intended to both query and combine the results from a number of book vendors databases on behalf of the user. An initial version of Maxwell was implemented in Emacs Lisp (see [9] and [10]), and a more powerful version is currently being implemented in CAPE using DIME. The remainder of this section will illustrate the way various features of CAPE are used and interact by describing a system for generating graphical maps of web sites based on the structure of the site and the nature of the pages it contains.…”

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A tool for Internet-oriented knowledge based systems

Inder

2000

Proceedings of the 2000 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing - Volume 1

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This paper describes CAPE, a programming environment that combines Clips And Perl with Extensions. CLIPS is an efficient and expressive forward-chaining rule-based system with a flexible object system (supporting both message passing and generic functions). Perl is a popular procedural language with extremely powerful regular expression matching facilities, and a huge library of freely available software modules. CAPE closely integrates these two programming languages, and provides extensions to facilitate building systems with an intimate mixture of the two languages. These features make CAPE an excellent language for building knowledge-based systems to exploit the opportunities being presented by the Internet. This paper describes the current version of CAPE and the facilities it offers programmers, including the demonstration systems and "component applications" that are distributed with it. The use of the system is then discussed with reference to an application for automatically generating graphs of remote web sites. Finally, planned developments of the system are indicated. General TermsRule-based Programming, Knowledge-Based System Tools,

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Cape: extending Clips for the internet

Inder

2000

Knowledge-Based Systems

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A prototype agent to assist shoppers

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Real-time Multi-Agents Architecture for E-commerce Servers

Real-time Multi-Agents Architecture for E-commerce Servers

A tool for Internet-oriented knowledge based systems

Cape: extending Clips for the internet

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