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Scheduling exams and allocating rooms and proctors is one of the crucial administrative activities that the advising unit of each college does according to certain procedures, rules and assumptions. This paper presents an Agent-Based Personal Assistant architecture that provides an innovative approach to automate the scheduling processes as well as allocating different proctors and exam rooms. The...
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In computing, Ambient Intelligence (AmI) refers to electronic environments that are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people. The ambient intelligence paradigm is characterized by systems and technologies founded on a situational computing and, more generally, situation awareness substratum dealing with situational context representation and reasoning. At the same time, the global information...
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This paper describes an application of a distributed knowledge-based multi-agent architecture to support automated negotiation between and within virtual enterprises (VE). Considering constraints of traditional negotiation approaches (predetermined protocols as well as hard-coded and non-adaptive strategies), we combine the agent paradigm with ontology-based solutions to overcome these limitations...
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The present work focuses in the implementation of an open system for book-trading based in the Agent paradigm. For enabling openness an agent infrastructure is provided allowing at execution time a newly incoming buyer agent to conciliate its way of interacting with the system rather than being done at design time. The proposal considers the disambiguation of the possible divergences that could arise...
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Grid computing allows integration of geographically distributed resources, belonging to different organization, to obtain huge computational power and data management capability that usually cannot be owned by a single computational system. Utilization of this powerful technology is mainly conditioned by tricky management of different architectures and environments and by the difficulty to identify...
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Studia z Automatyki i Informatyki > 2001 > T. 26 > 17-26
W pracy przedstawiono podstawowe założenia i koncepcje stosowane w systemach wieloagentowych. Podano szereg przykładów rozwiązań wieloagentowych w systemach robotycznych, zwłaszcza w systemach behawioralnych. Przedstawiono też listę najważniejszych problemów spotykanych w projektowaniu i implementacji systemów agentowych dla wielu robotów.
