Specifying Interaction Space Components in a FIPA-ACL Interaction Framework

German, Ernesto; Sheremetov, Leonid

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“…• Agent Management integrates three specifications Although the FIPA specifications of the Agent architecture are mature in the indicated areas, and their acceptance as standards is generalised, their implementation to create the infrastructure needed for the agent system development is an ongoing task [45]. The most popular Agent Platforms, namely FIPA-OS, JACK, ZEUS and JADE [65,7], among others, are FIPA compliant.…”

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Contributions to efficient and secure exchange of networked clinical data : the MOSAIC system

Lluch-Ariet

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The understanding of certain data often requires the collection of similar data from different places to be analysed and interpreted. Multi-agent systems (MAS), interoperability standards (DICOM, HL7 or EN13606) and clinical Ontologies, are facilitating data interchange among different clinical centres around the world. However, as more and more data becomes available, and more heterogeneous this data gets, the task of accessing and exploiting the large number of distributed repositories to extract useful knowledge becomes increasingly complex. Beyond the existing networks and advances for data transfer, data sharing protocols to support multilateral agreements are useful to exploit the knowledge of distributed Data Warehouses. The access to a certain data set in a federated Data Warehouse may be constrained by the requirement to deliver another specific data set. When bilateral agreements between two nodes of a network are not enough to solve the constraints for accessing to a certain data set, multilateral agreements for data exchange can be a solution. The research carried out in this PhD Thesis comprises the design and implementation of a Multi-Agent System for multilateral exchange agreements of clinical data, and evaluate how those multilateral agreements increase the percentage of data collected by a single node from the total amount of data available in the network. Different strategies to reduce the number of messages needed to achieve an agreement are also considered. The results show that with this collaborative sharing scenario the percentage of data collected dramatically improve from bilateral agreements to multilateral ones, up to reach almost all data available in the network.

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Contributions to efficient and secure exchange of networked clinical data : the MOSAIC system

Lluch-Ariet

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Concurrent interaction model of distributed monitoring system based on agent

Wang

2017

2017 IEEE 2nd Advanced Information Technology, Electronic and Automation Control Conference (IAEAC)

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Review of the Mathematical Model, Properties, Classes and other Features of Software Agent Development

Zelenko

2024

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Reviewed: features of the definition of an agent and a software agent, its dimensions and other components; models of software agents and its properties; classification of software agents by architecture, communication principles and agent communication languages (ACL), as well as existing platforms for their development (e.g., JADE, SPADE); multi-agent system (MAS); behavior types of SPADE software agent based on the example of one of the platforms (including for subsequent experiments to compare behaviors in terms of hardware resources usage). Minor adjustments have been made to the syntax of mathematical expressions describing the agent model, and a revision of the formalized definitions of agent property set has been proposed; a formalized description of the model of studied agent type is determined.

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Specifying Interaction Space Components in a FIPA-ACL Interaction Framework

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Contributions to efficient and secure exchange of networked clinical data : the MOSAIC system

Contributions to efficient and secure exchange of networked clinical data : the MOSAIC system

Concurrent interaction model of distributed monitoring system based on agent

Review of the Mathematical Model, Properties, Classes and other Features of Software Agent Development

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