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Toothagent: a Multi-Agent System for Virtual Communities Support. , Informatics. Telecomunication (2005)

by V Bryl, P Giorgini, S Fante
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Smart Ride Seeker (SRS) An Introductory Plan

by Sameh Abdel-naby A, Paolo Giorgini A
"... Abstract. Based on the use of location and available car seats, Car sharing systems allowed a substantial number of people to share car rides.This paper proposes the initial phase of Smart Ride Seeker (SRS), which is a Car Pooling-like technique for distributing resources among a community. This pap ..."
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Abstract. Based on the use of location and available car seats, Car sharing systems allowed a substantial number of people to share car rides.This paper proposes the initial phase of Smart Ride Seeker (SRS), which is a Car Pooling-like technique for distributing resources among a community. This paper develops the SRS technique through a mobile-based application that allows the mapping of ride seekers ’ locations along with the locations of available cars on a graphical interface/map, giving the possibility to calculate the optimal path for both the ride giver and seeker to fulfill their demands.
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...omous agents will be negotiating the ride details and finally communicating the final agreement with the mobile user. Similar architecture - selling used books for student - was described by scholars =-=[3]-=-. Toothagent: a Multi-Agent System for Virtual Communities Support.). Our suggested scheme will be using an any-time algorithm suggested by scholars [4] that is expected to help us in solving the prob...

Sweeper-Agent Recommendations-Tree Early Scheme

by Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini
"... This paper presents a possible roadmap for what we call a “Sweeper-Agent”: an environment-friendly agents-based mobile technique, which is carried out within the activities of BlueAgents, a newly-formed research project focusing on the integration of mobile Bluetooth communications and Agent-based a ..."
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This paper presents a possible roadmap for what we call a “Sweeper-Agent”: an environment-friendly agents-based mobile technique, which is carried out within the activities of BlueAgents, a newly-formed research project focusing on the integration of mobile Bluetooth communications and Agent-based applications. We foresee an architecture of a service management technique that would increase the efficiency of mobile service. This paper proceeds in four sections. The first section outlines the state of the art of Agent-Oriented Architectures, and the motivation behind our research. The next section explains the Sweeper-Agent framework that uses Agent-Based Recommendations-Tree for mobile application, and how this will help mobile applications developers. Then we introduces Sweeper-Agent foreseeable integrations. And we describes the Sweeper-Agent positioning within the already implemented ToothAgent. Finally, we demonstrates the value-added service opportunities that may occur when Sweeper-Agent is implemented within a mobileagent architecture. Keywords: Agent-Oriented Programming, mobile services, Bluetooth communications, ambient
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...ot distributed servers able to recognize the student’s moves and make a certain communication with that user. We also assume a that Sweeper-Agent works within a Used-Books offering system, ToothAgent =-=[3]-=-, that is able to communicate with mobile users through a Bluetooth connection and exchange useful information corresponding to a student’s interests. (Figure.1) Figure 1: Users, servers, and virtual ...

Towards Variability Design as Decision Boundary Placement”. Anais do WER07 - Workshop em Engenharia de Requisitos

by Catalin Bidian, Eric S. K. Yu
"... Complex information systems have numerous design variables that are systematically decided upon during the design process. In high-variability systems, some of these decisions are left open and deferred to later stages. For example, in product line architectures, some decision variables are used to ..."
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Complex information systems have numerous design variables that are systematically decided upon during the design process. In high-variability systems, some of these decisions are left open and deferred to later stages. For example, in product line architectures, some decision variables are used to generate families of products with variations in features. In user-adaptive systems, the behavior of the system is determined at runtime, based on user characteristics and preferences. In this paper, we propose to characterize variability in terms of boundaries in design decision graphs which depict the space of alternatives. A design decision about variability, such as what choices should be left to the user and which ones should be fixed at which stage in the design process, is then a question of where to place that decision boundary along some path in the relevant decision graph. 1.
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...tive, a mobile device should allow selection of services, such as networks, servers, or other mobile devices. Hence, the user should be able to search for services by Location, Category, or Key-words =-=[13]-=- (Figure 13). Figure 13. Selection of services The ability to choose a service is the user’s high level goal and from a system perspective this translates into Search Available Services. The tasks By ...

Increasing Interactivity in Agent-based Advanced Pocket-Device Service Application

by Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini, Stefano Fante
"... Abstract. Independence, intelligence and interactiveness are making software agents strongly approach the development of advanced service applications for both, pocket and fixed computing devices. In this paper we present an interactions protocol that is used by intelligent agents operating in a dyn ..."
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Abstract. Independence, intelligence and interactiveness are making software agents strongly approach the development of advanced service applications for both, pocket and fixed computing devices. In this paper we present an interactions protocol that is used by intelligent agents operating in a dynamic environment. In particular, we focus our research on the situation where a multi-agent system is serving lightweight devices through advanced communication methods (e.g., Bluetooth). Like similar contributions, our interactions protocol provides agents with a monetary system and a mechanism for feedback calculation. The goal of our research was to accelerate efficient agents interactions while resolving end-user composite tasks. 1
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...nt that has potential agreement than others. This can be simply added through a learning agent behavior that maintains an array that saves last successful agreement details. 4 A Case Study ToothAgent =-=[2]-=- is an example of a Multi-agent system (MAS) that allows university frequenters to use any of their computing devices to exchange used books requests and offers. Once an agreement is reached, the syst...

ToothAgent: Brushing on Your Behalf

by Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini, Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini , 2005
"... portals, but yet the same question remains pending, is it Common interests among people in different possible to make similar internet services, if not the communities and levels are driving plenty of research same ones, smarter, conspicuous and finally groups and industry developers to pay more att ..."
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portals, but yet the same question remains pending, is it Common interests among people in different possible to make similar internet services, if not the communities and levels are driving plenty of research same ones, smarter, conspicuous and finally groups and industry developers to pay more attention portable?. to such a vast zone of opportunities. Nowadays, unifying service architectures and implementations has Software Engineering [2] is the process of combining become achievable, advanced and sophisticated mobile science, engineering, math and design in order to assist services early-adopters and late-integrators are the software deployment process, and software standing over one tangible concept; trouble-free life engineers have got the authority to either facilitate or throughout hassle-free services, system design complicate the prequalification process [Jennings, 4], flexibility and support is established through superior which is consequently reflecting on the entire and refined research methodologies and techniques. In application implementation process. It is not a this paper, we introduce a new form of previously coincidence that a complex software was found as implemented architecture: ToothAgent, we perform a much as it is shocking to let this application interface simple amplification process that helps concatenating badly with end-users. ToothAgent newly proposed schemes. We confirm a possible augmentation then we demonstrate the According to [ 3] foreseen architecture possible integrations. “agent is an encapsulated computer system that is situated in some environment, and that is capable of flexible, autonomous action in that environment in order to meet its design objectives”
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...ramming Techniques taking advantage of Multi-agent systems so we increase the eagerness to use Advanced Mobile Service. Based on Multi-agent system, a previously implemented architecture – ToothAgent =-=[1]-=- is illustrated and as well as a system components demonstration is taking place place along with the illustration. An amplification process is taking place in concatenating ToothAgent concepts with n...

Semi-Heuristic Negotiation Protocol for Agent-based Mobile Service Application

by For Agent-based Mobile Service, Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini, Stefano Fante, Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini, Stefano Fante , 2007
"... This article has been submitted for publication outside of the ..."
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...nt, which has potential agreement than others in early agreement. This is due to learning agent behavior that maintains an array that saves last successful agreement details. 4. Case Study ToothAgent =-=[2]-=- is an example of a Multi-agent system (MAS) that allows students within a university main sections (e.g. library, main hall or classroom) to use any of their lightweight devices to exchange used book...

Smart Ride Seeker (SRS)- An Introductory Plan

by Of Trento, Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini , 2006
"... Abstract. A diverse range of architectures and concepts was proposed by scholars within the theme of Car Pooling Problem solving. Most of these scholars have at-tempted to put together two major elements: the need for people to move from a place to another, and the resources used to accomplish this ..."
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Abstract. A diverse range of architectures and concepts was proposed by scholars within the theme of Car Pooling Problem solving. Most of these scholars have at-tempted to put together two major elements: the need for people to move from a place to another, and the resources used to accomplish this action. Based on the use of location and available car seats, Car sharing systems allowed a substantial num-ber of people to share car rides. These systems would, among other advantages, rationalize energy consumption, save money, and decrease traffic jams and human stress, and eventually make a significant improvement in human life. This paper proposes the initial phase of Smart Ride Seeker (SRS), which is a Car Pooling-like technique for distributing resources among a community that shares the same goals. This SRS technique will be developed through a mobile-based application that al-lows the mapping of ride seekers ’ locations along with the locations of available cars on a graphical interface/map, giving the possibility to calculate the fastest and simplest path for both the ride giver and seeker to meet and fulfill their demand.
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...omous agents will be negotiating the ride details and finally communicating the final agreement with the mobile user. Similar architecture - selling used books for student - was described by scholars =-=[4]-=-. also, see Figure. 1. Autonomous agents that take part of a Multi-agents environment for mobile based applications are well-know with its capabilities to achieve difficult organization and neF. Autho...

Sweeper-Agent

by Of Trento, Sameh Abdel-naby, Paolo Giorgini , 2006
"... This paper presents a possible roadmap for what we call a “Sweeper-Agent”: an environment-friendly agents-based mobile technique, which is carried out within the activities of BlueAgents, a newly-formed research project focusing on the integration of mobile Bluetooth communications and Agent-based a ..."
Abstract - Add to MetaCart
This paper presents a possible roadmap for what we call a “Sweeper-Agent”: an environment-friendly agents-based mobile technique, which is carried out within the activities of BlueAgents, a newly-formed research project focusing on the integration of mobile Bluetooth communications and Agent-based applications. We foresee an architecture of a service management technique that would increase the efficiency of mobile service. This paper proceeds in four sections. The first section outlines the state of the art of Agent-Oriented Architectures, and the motivation behind our research. The next section explains the Sweeper-Agent framework that uses Agent-Based Recommendations-Tree for mobile application, and how this will help mobile applications developers. Then we introduces Sweeper-Agent foreseeable integrations. And we describes the Sweeper-Agent positioning within the already implemented ToothAgent. Finally, we demonstrates the value-added service opportunities that may occur
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...ot distributed servers able tosrecognize the student’s moves and make a certainscommunication with that user. We also assume a thatsSweeper-Agent works within a Used-Books offeringssystem, ToothAgent =-=[3]-=-, that is able to communicateswith mobile users through a Bluetooth connection andsexchange useful information corresponding to asstudent’s interests. (Figure.1)sFigure 1: Users, servers, and virtual ...

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