Titlebook: Cooperative Information Agents IV - The Future of Information Agents in Cyberspace; 4th International Wo Matthias Klusch,Larry Kerschberg C

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ICEBERG: Exploiting Context in Information Brokering Agentsimprove the quality of information brokering. In this paper it is shown that contexts in information brokering can be exploited to enable four directions of query reformulation: up and down (standard query expansion) and sideway reformulations of the user request that can even involve going from one

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A Dynamic Access Planning Method for Information Mediatorly used for doing business and research, creating communities, disseminating personal information, and so on. We usually access WWW pages one by one through a browser, but we can add more value to them by integrating information collected from various WWW sites. However, to realize such WWW informat

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Applying Agents to Bioinformatics in GeneWeaver of a human chromosome. The challenge now faced by biological scientists is to make sense of this vast amount of accumulated and accumulating data. Fortunately, numerous databases are provided as resources containing relevant data, and there are similarly many available programs that analyse this da

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Economic Incentives for Information Agents an information service or good to your agent? Along with my colleagues in the Information Economies group at IBM Research, I believe that the best way to encourage agents to serve one another’s needs is to give them economic incentives. This simple tenet has profound implications, not just for info

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Auctio-Based Agent Negotiation via Programmable Tuple Spacesompete for resources and services. The aim of this paper is to show how auction mechanisms on the Internet can be easily implemented by using programmable tuple spaces. Tuple spaces are shared repositories of information that follow the Linda model; the addition of programmability permits to adapt t

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On Ensuring Lower Bounds of Negotiation Resultss the question about the reliability of the agents. A human client expects his authorized agent to perform its tasks stable, reliable and safe, i.e. the agent should neither crash nor behave unpredictable in unexpected situations. It should always pursue the best possible deal and should be highly i

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Towards an Experience Based Negotiation Agentr presents a negotiation agent that applies Case-Based Reasoning techniques to capture and re-use previously successful negotiation experiences. This Experience Based Negotiation (EBN) agent provides adaptive negotiation strategies that can be generated dynamically and are context-sensitive. We demo