Agent theories, architectures, and languages: A survey

Wooldridge, Michael; Jennings, Nicholas R.

doi:10.1007/3-540-58855-8_1

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“…Agents are intelligent software entities that possess the properties of autonomy, social ability, reactivity, pro-activeness and even mobility that mean they are able to migrate across different executions in the Internet (Wooldridge and Jennings, 1994). Recently, agent technology has been applied to various applications of electronic commerce (EC), such as information searching data filtering, electronic marketplace, bargaining and etc., to reduce the cost of transaction and promote enormous economic benefits.…”

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A Shopping Model in Agent-mediated Electronic Commerce

Zeng¹,

Zhang²

2009

IJBM

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As the development of Internet, electronic commerce technology in which agent takes the role of medium is becoming more and more popular recently. It accentuates how to make use of agent technology to enhance the automation and efficiency of shopping in the Internet and businessman's selling process. However, today's first generation shopping agent systems are limited to comparing product usually on price instead of their full range of attribute and don't reflect the customer's actual purchase preference. For these limitations, we propose a new shopping model for electronic commerce based on the agent technology and elaborate how to analyze and design the agent system. Based on the agent technology, the combination of a multi-attribute evaluation model and preference evaluation model is presented. Finally, an experimental prototype system for car shopping on IBM's Aglets is developed for demonstrating the proposed shopping model above.

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A Shopping Model in Agent-mediated Electronic Commerce

Zeng¹,

Zhang²

2009

IJBM

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“…as used in earlier studies [15]? Fortunately, the agent paradigm offers a number of useful definitions [17], as well as new forms of functionality which were not present -or only rudimentarily present -in older paradigms. Here, we follow the AI-style definition which requires: explicitly represented goals and beliefs, autonomy, and encapsulation.…”

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“…Recent years have shown promising developments in the area of so-called intelligent agents [17]. On the one hand this metaphor of autonomous, communicating, and sometimes even mobile entities, has generated a different way of looking at processes that share or negotiate information.…”

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Towards collaborative agents for automatic on-line handwriting recognition

Schomaker¹,

Hoenkamp²,

Mayberry³

1998

IEE Third European Workshop on Handwriting Analysis and Recognition

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A important problem in many areas of complex information processing is to integrate heterogeneous information from different sources. For handwriting recognition we accomplished such an integration through an agent architecture of three co-operating agents. One agent represents the bottom-up knowledge as generated by a shape-based classifier of unistrokes. The second agent contains top-down (syntactic) knowledge about the language to be interpreted. The third agent is the user who produces written symbol shapes and who can be queried by the other agents. The chosen application paradigm is the real-time input and execution of Scheme code. Although this is not a practical domain, it contains all the essential elements of a full text-entry application. Notable improvements can be gained over a pure bottom-up approach to pen-based computing. 1

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“…Different CI paradigms are combined to visualise network traffic for Intrusion Detection (ID) at packet level. This intelligent IDS is based on a dynamic Multiagent System (MAS) [4], which integrates an unsupervised neural projection model and the Case-Based Reasoning (CBR) paradigm [5] through the use of deliberative agents that are capable of learning and evolving with the environment. A dynamic multiagent architecture is proposed in this study that incorporates both reactive and deliberative (CBR-BDI agents [6]) types of agents.…”

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Incorporating Temporal Constraints in the Analysis Task of a Hybrid Intelligent IDS

Navarro

Corchado

Julián

et al. 2010

Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing

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This paper presents an extension of MOVICAB-IDS, a Hybrid Intelligent Intrusion Detection System characterized by incorporating temporal control to enable real-time processing and response. The original formulation of MOVICAB-IDS combines different Computational Intelligence techniques within a multiagent system to perform Intrusion Detection in dynamic computer networks. This work extends the initial proposal by incorporating temporal constraints in the analysis step of the Intrusion Detection process, when a neural projection model is applied.

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Agent theories, architectures, and languages: A survey

Cited by 610 publications

References 110 publications

A Shopping Model in Agent-mediated Electronic Commerce

A Shopping Model in Agent-mediated Electronic Commerce

Towards collaborative agents for automatic on-line handwriting recognition

Incorporating Temporal Constraints in the Analysis Task of a Hybrid Intelligent IDS

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