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Building a Synonymous Search Index
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Building a Synonymous Search Index by Peter Morville
discusses the need for the creation of a thesaurus for web
sites with the purpose of helping the user find documents
they need within a large information system. Peter lays
out the steps you can take to building a thesaurus by term
generation and consolidation.
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Casting an
Information Net
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Casting an Information Net by Jeff Ubois of Upside Today
discusses the historic and current happenings of finding
information and searching the Internet and what the future
beholds.
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Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest
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Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest by Michelle V. Rafter for The
Industry Standard discusses the latest happenings with
ShoppingBots and what the future holds.
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Choosing Keywords
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Choosing Keywords by Rhonda McGuinness discusses how the
keywords you choose for your website have a large impact
on how your site will perform in search engines. This
article outlines some strategies to help you choose your
keywords, where to place them in your site and a few
things you should avoid.
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CogPrints Electronic
Archive
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This is an electronic archive for papers in many areas
including Computer Science ( e.g. artificial intelligence,
robotics, vision, learning, speech, neural networks), as
well as any other portions of the physical, social and
mathematical sciences that are pertinent to the study of
cognition.
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Collaborative
Interface Agents
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Collaborative Interface Agents by Yezdi Lashkari, Max
Metral and Pattie Maes, presents a framework for
multi-agent collaboration and discuss results of a working
prototype, based upon learning agents for electronic mail.
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Competing for the
Future with
Intelligent Agents
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Competing for the Future with Intelligent Agents by
Faramarz Farhoodi and Peter Fingar discusses going one
step beyond distributed object technology and that
intelligent agents are poised to transform the way we
model the enterprise and build information systems.
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Computational Mechanisms
for Action Selection
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This paper discusses how autonomous agents are able to
always select sensible actions in dynamic and complex
domains and how long term needs (motivations, goals) can be combined with opportunism and threat avoidance
(reactive behavior) to allow for flexible and robust
behavioral choice.
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Computing, Social
Activity, and
Entertainment: A Field
Study of a
Game MUD
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This paper by Jack Muramatsu and Mark S. Ackerman
investigates non-work computing, by examining the social
activity and interactions on MUD game systems.
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Cooperative Multi-Agent
Information Gathering
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Cooperative Multi-Agent Information Gathering by Keith
Decker, Victor Lesser, M.V. NagendraPrasad and Thomas
Wagner is a project to build a cooperative multi-agent
information gathering system in the initial domain of
computer product queries.
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Coordination without Communication
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Examines situations in which coordinated behaviors occur without prior planning via communication.
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Crawling the Web
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Crawling the Web by Jeff Prosise is a guide to robots,
spiders and other shadowy denizens of the Web.
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Creatures: Artificial
Life Autonomous Software
Agents for Home
Entertainment
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This paper by Stephen Grand, Dave Cliff, and Anil Malhotra
gives a technical description of Creatures, a commercial
home-entertainment software package. Creatures provides a
simulated environment in which exist a number of synthetic
agents that a user can interact with in real-time. The
agents (known as "creatures") are intended as "virtual
pets".
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Cyberspace
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Cyberspace from VRML Works shows the latest developments
in cyberspace with regards to VRML visions, demos and
experiments, avatars and bots, virtual communities,
technical papers and more.
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Data Mining
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Data Mining by Peter Fabris of CIO Magazine discusses how
marketing secrets from the financial sector show how data
mining charts a profitable course to customer management.
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Desperately Seeking:
Helping Hands
and Human Touch
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Desperately Seeking: Helping Hands and Human Touch or How
Information Brokering, New Forms of Computing, Agency, and
Software Agents Will Contribute to Tomorrow's Online
Market Place (by making it more personal, more efficient
and more people-friendly) by Bjorn Hermans, Zeist, The
Netherlands.
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Developing Enterprise
Systems with
Intelligent Agent
Technology
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Developing Enterprise Systems with Intelligent Agent
Technology by Faramarz Farhoodi and Peter Fingar discusses
going one step beyond distributed object technology and
that intelligent agents are poised to transform the way we
model the enterprise and build information systems.
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Development of
Intelligent Spatial
Agents
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Development of Intelligent Spatial Agents by Armanda
Rodrigues, Jonathan Raper and Miguel Capitao discusses and
presents a slide show covering the background and current
happenings in the relationships of intelligent spatial
agents.
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Do-I-Care:
A Collaborative
Web Agent
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Do-I-Care: A Collaborative Web Agent by Brain Starr, Mark
S. Ackerman and Michael Pazzani discusses a social
filtering and collaborative resource discovery mechanisms
that often fail because of the extra burden, even tiny,
placed on the user. This paper proposes an innovative
World Wide Web Agent that uses a model of collaboration
that leverages the natural incentives for individual users
to easily provide for collaborative work. The same authors
also wrote another very comprehensive paper called The Do-I-Care Agent: Effective Social
Delivery and Filtering on the Web that appeared in the
Proceedings of RIAO'97 (Computer-Assisted Information
Searching on the Internet), pp 17-31.
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Economic Agents
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A library of technical reports and papers from HP Labs
Bristol Agent Technology Group covering Economic Agents,
Automated Trading, FIPA and Miscellaneous Papers.
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Edited Adaptive
Hypermedia: Combining
Human and Machine
Intelligence to
Achieve Filtered
Information
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Edited Adaptive Hypermedia: Combining Human and Machine
Intelligence to Achieve Filtered Information by Kristina
Hook, Asa Rudstrom and Annika Waern discusses a novel
approach to filtering of hypermedia information based on
an information broker and user environment coupled
together. The advantage of this proposed approach, edited
adaptive hypermedia, is that it combines human expertise
with machine intelligence in order to achieve high quality
of the filtered information provided to the end users.
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E-Mail Alerts
Show Growing
Potential
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E-Mail Alerts Show Growing Potential by Bill Dedman
explains the latest developments in free alerts by e-mail
and how they are becoming an important part of the
Internet scene on current awareness.
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Environment Centered
Analysis and Design of
Coordination
Mechanisms
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Environment Centered Analysis and Design of Coordination
Mechanisms by Keith S. Decker discusses coordination, as
the act of managing interdependencies between activities,
is one of the central research issues in Distributed
Artificial Intelligence.
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Environmental Planning
Using Spatial Agents
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This paper begins by presenting agents as they have been
defined in their initial areas of research. It then moves
on to defining spatial agents and describing research
projects that are involved in developing what can be
called spatial agents. Finally, it discusses the use of
multi-agent architecture defined to implement a decision
model for environmental planning.
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Environmental Scanning with Intelligent Agents
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Environmental Scanning with Intelligent Agents discuses
the proposed utilization of intelligent agents in the
monitoring and scanning of business environment for
opportunities and threats.
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Ethical Web Agents
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Ethical Web Agents by David Eichmann discusses agents
offering substantial benefits and hazards, and because of
this, their development must involve not only attention to
technical details, but also the ethical concerns relating
to their resulting impact.
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Evaluating Search Engine Models for Scholarly Purposes
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Evaluating Search Engine Models for Scholarly Purposes by
Anthony F. Beavers discusses niched and quality control
based search engines to be used for scholarly purposes and
identifies current applications.
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Guide to
Meta-Search Engines
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Guide to Meta-Search Engines by Jian Liu, Reference
Department, Indiana University Libraries, discusses the
world wide web of Meta-Search Engines. Lists and evaluates
all the primary Meta-Search Engines and is updated.
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Helping Agent
Technologies Get Across
to the Market Place
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Helping Agent Technologies Get Across to the Market Place
by Leonardo Chiariglione, CSELT, Torino, Italy discusses
the standardization of agent technologies and FIPA's role
to facilitate and implement new standards to allow agents
immediate access into the marketplace of the future today.
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How Big is
the Web? How Much
of the Web do
the Search Engines Index?
How up to Date
are the Search
Engines?
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How Big is the Web? How much of the Web do the Search
Engines index? How up to date are the Search Engines?
THese are some of the questions addressed in an article by
Steve Lawrence and C. Lee Giles of the NEC Research
Institute in the April 3, 1998 Science: Searching the
World Wide Web, 280, p. 98. Answers to these questions
impact on the best search methodology to use when
searching the Web, and on the future of Web search
technology.
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