Mobile service agents enabling "intelligence on demand" in telecommunications

Krause, S.; Magedanz, Thomas

doi:10.1109/glocom.1996.594337

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“…Finally, as transportable objects, they may move from one system to another to access remote resources or to meet or cooperate with other agents. In principle, intelligent agents have been agreed upon to share the following properties (Franklin and Graesser, 1997;Kendall et al, 1998;Krause and Magedanz, 1996): acting on behalf of someone; reactiveness; autonomy; proactiveness; communication and collaboration ability; learnability and rationality; flexibility; personality; mobility.…”

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A mobile agent platform for distributed network and systems management

Gavalas

Tsekouras

Anagnostopoulos

2009

Journal of Systems and Software

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A mobile agent platform for distributed network and systems management

Gavalas

Tsekouras

Anagnostopoulos

2009

Journal of Systems and Software

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“…Voyager (http:// www.objectspace.com/voyager) and Concordia (http://www.meitca.com/HSL/ Projects/Concordia) are another two mobile agent systems that also support the agent communication and agent computing environment. The mobile agent platform, MAGNA, and its architecture are proposed by Krause and Magedanz (1996). 3. An overview of the proposed recommendation system…”

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An integrated framework for recommendation systems in e‐commerce

Shih¹,

Chiu

Hsu

et al. 2002

Industrial Management &Amp; Data Systems

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The Internet has become a popular medium for information exchange and knowledge delivery. Several traditional social activities have moved to the Internet, such as distance learning, tele‐medical system and. traditional buying and selling activities. Online merchants must know what users want, so providing recommendation services is an important strategy. Analyzes users’ on‐line behavior and interests, and recommends to them new or potential products. The analysis mechanism is based on the correlation among customers, product items, and product features. An algorithm is developed to classify users into groups and the recommendation is based on the classification. The system can help merchants to make suitable business decisions and provide personalized information to the customers. A generic mobile agent framework for e‐commerce applications is proposed. The aforementioned collaborative computing architecture for the recommendation system is based on the framework.

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“…Most of the research efforts on this topic have been developed under the context of the telecommunications market. Examples of such research have been: management distribution and delegation [2], network services deliver [3] network traffic optimization and network's fault tolerance [4].…”

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On the use of mobility in distributed network management

Lopes

Oliveira

Proceedings of the 33rd Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Information Technology has been under unprecedented transformations and it is dramatically changing the way of work inside organizations. Information management systems must be adequate to cope with the profound effects of this evolution, which expectations includes the introduction into the networks of enormous quantities of different elements. Mobile agent paradigm seems to be, for many researchers, the right solution to deal with the pressures of these new demands. This paper discuss the issues around mobility of code on network management environments and presents ongoing work that provides mobility capability to distributed managers upon recent work of IETF's Disman working group.

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Mobile service agents enabling "intelligence on demand" in telecommunications

Cited by 36 publications

References 3 publications

A mobile agent platform for distributed network and systems management

A mobile agent platform for distributed network and systems management

An integrated framework for recommendation systems in e‐commerce

On the use of mobility in distributed network management

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