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Title:	Exploiting multi-agent systems in realizing adaptivity in the mobile tourist domain
Author:	O'Hare, G. M. P. (Greg M. P.) O'Grady, Michael J. Poslad, Stefan Titkov, Leonid
Date:	Apr-2009
Full citation:	AI Communications, 22 (2): 109-116
Publisher:	IOS Press
Type of material:	Journal Article
Abstract:	Ongoing developments in an array of mobile computing technologies have rendered the deployment of intelligent agents feasible on lightweight computational devices such as mobile phones. This development extends the Multi-Agent System (MAS) paradigm to a new frontier, opening up significant avenues of research in intelligent mobile computing, amongst others. To demonstrate the potential of this approach, the practical realization of adaptivity in two classic agent-based mobile computing applications is considered. Though focusing on the tourist domain, it is contended that the approach adopted is generalisable to a broad category of mobile computing applications.
Web link to reference this item:	http://hdl.handle.net/10197/1810
ISSN:	0921-7126 (Print) 1875-8452 (Online)
DOI:	10.3233/AIC-2009-0447
Keywords:	Adaptivity; Mobile computing; Multiagent systems; Embedded agents; Ambient intelligence;
Subject Heading:	Mobile computing; Intelligent agents (Computer software); Ambient intelligence; Tourism--Information technology;
Status of Item:	Peer reviewed
Availability:	Full text available
Appears in Collections:	CSI Research Collection CLARITY Research Collection

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