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Management of mobile agent systems using social insect metaphors
By: White, T.; Deugo, D.; Pagurek, B.;
2002 / IEEE / 0-7695-1659-9
Description
This item was taken from the IEEE Conference ' Management of mobile agent systems using social insect metaphors ' The management of mobile agent systems that solve problems in a network is an issue that must be addressed if mobile agents are to be deployed industrially. It is clear that insufficient or excessive numbers of agents can cause the problem solving capabilities of an agent-based system to be impaired. Also, agents being software entities are almost always flawed therefore requiring the upgrade problem to be solved. This paper presents distributed algorithms based upon ant social behaviour that solve the problems of agent density maintenance and the agent upgrade problem.
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Software Agents
Self-organizing Agents
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Agent Upgrade Problem
Mobile Agents
Insects
Computer Networks
Computer Network Management
Distributed Computing
Control Systems
Computer Science
Systems Engineering And Theory
Drives
Engineering Management
Mobile Agents
Problem Solving
Distributed Algorithms
Engineering
Distributed Algorithms