Titlebook: Agents and Peer-to-Peer Computing; First International Gianluca Moro,Manolis Koubarakis Conference proceedings 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Trust-Aware Delivery of Composite Goodser we present a solution for scheduling exchanges among participants of an online community which takes into account their trustworthiness. In this way we can enable exchanges that would otherwise not be taking place. Thus this work also demonstrates that trust can in fact increase economic activity.

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Peer-to-Peer Computing for Information Systemsheterogeneity of their constituents. However, conventional P2P approaches fail to realize the full potential of P2P computing. However, when we take an agent-based view of P2P - with the agents acting as peers and modeling, communicating, and learning about each other - P2P offers a powerful archite

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Peer Services: From Description to Invocationea is that service publication and service invocation are made using descriptions of what is available and what is requested, respectively. There is no prior agreement between services, their descriptions are built independently. Service publications and service requests are sent to a coordinating e

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Execution Environment of Peer-to-Peer Services in a Mobile Environmentephones have the power and the capability to support a variety of services independently. In the near future, peer-to-peer services will become commonplace for mobile devices in a mobile environment. However, at present, it is difficult for these devices to provide peer-to-peer services such as file

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An Agent-Based Approach for Trustworthy Service Locationing static pages, processing queries, or carrying out transactions. We model service providers and consumers as autonomous agents. Centralized indexes of the web are replaced by individual indexes kept by the agents. The agents can cooperate with one another. An agent may provide a service to anothe

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Trust-Aware Delivery of Composite Goodstrust management models play a crucial role for proper functioning of those communities. A lot of work has been done on the issues of collecting and spreading reputations and subsequent computation of trust. The application of such data for decision making, however, is far less explored. In this pap