Semantic brokering over dynamic heterogeneous data sources in InfoSleuth/sup TM/

Nodine, Marian H.; Bohrer, W.; Ngu, Anne H. H.

doi:10.1109/icde.1999.754951

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“…Semantic brokering models over dynamic heterogeneous data sources that use agents for subquery processing and service discovery have been proposed in the past (Nodine, Bohrer, & Ngu, 1999). ).…”

Section: An Agent-based Framework For Semantic Extensibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The EDF determines the relevant data source on which the request can be processed. Appropriate interaction controller (IC) agents are also identified based on agent capability (ask all, ask specific), agent functionalities (O-O [object-oriented] query processing), restrictions imposed, supported ontologies (finance), ontological lan-guage capacities (BPEL, OWL-S), and adaptivity (able to be cloned, replicable; Nodine et al, 1999). The PA acts as a gateway between the EDF and the end user with the authority to query, update, or modify data from the data sources in an FIS.…”

Section: Personal Agentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Extending Loosely Coupled Federated Information Systems Using Agent Technology

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Redmond

2007

International Journal of Intelligent Information Technologies

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Different FIPA-compliant agent development platforms are available for developing multiagent systems. FIPA compliance ensures interoperability among agents across different platforms. Although most agent implementation platforms provide some form of white-and yellow-page functionalities to advertise and identify agent roles and descriptions, there are no clear architectural standards that define how an agent community can effortlessly adapt to operate in a federated information system (FIS) where new content sources are constantly added or changes are made to existing content sources. This article presents a framework based on the semantic Web vision to address extensibility in a loosely coupled FIS.

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Section: An Agent-based Framework For Semantic Extensibilitymentioning

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Section: Personal Agentmentioning

confidence: 99%