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The roles of fuzzy logic and soft computing in the conception, design and deployment of intelligentthe ubiquity of intelligent systems is certain to have a profound impact on the ways in which man-made intelligent systems are conceived, designed, manufactured, employed and interacted with. It is within this perspective that the basic issues relating to soft computing and intelligent systems are addressed in this paper.

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Artificial societies and psychological agents, capability for autonomous action, either alone or in an artificial society of similar agents. However, the artificial nature of these societies restricts the flexibility of agents to a point where social interaction between people and agents is blocked by significant social and psychological factor

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Co-ordination in multi-agent systems,view of the co-ordination literature; rather, it highlights the necessity for co-ordination in agent systems and overviews briefly various co-ordination techniques. It critiques these techniques and presents some conclusions and challenges drawn from this literature.

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Information agents for the World Wide Web,half of a community of users. Jasper can summarise and extract keywords from WWW pages and can share information among users with similar interests automatically. Jasper provides agents which can retrieve relevant WWW pages quickly and easily. A Jasper agent holds a profile of its user, based on obs

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Agents, mobility and multimedia information,on for mobile customers. The system uses intelligent agents in all aspects of management and allocation of service components to perform the most appropriate translation and movement of information through the network..The agents use an open market model to provide the services. The strategy of the

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A real-life experiment in creating an agent marketplace,f of users. We recently conducted a real-life experiment in creating an agent marketplace, using a slighly modified version of the Kasbah system. Approximately 200 participants intensively interacted with the system over a one-day (six-hour) period. This paper describes the set-up of the experiment,