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  • Adding Agent-Oriented Concepts Derived from Gaia to Agent OPEN 
    Debenham John; Henderson-Sellers Brian; Tran Quynh-Nhu Numi (Springer-Verlag, 2004)
    Agent OPEN offers extensions of an object-oriented methodological framework to support agent-oriented software developments. However, to date, it is incomplete. Here, we extend the Agent OPEN repository of process ...
  • Adding Web Support to OPEN 
    Henderson-Sellers Brian; Haire Brendan; Lowe David (ProQuest Science Journals, 2001)
  • Additive Models Of Probabilistic Processes 
    Ying Mingsheng (Elsevier Science Bv, 2002)
    We propose a new model of probabilistic processes. In this model, a probability is assigned to the action of a prefix and a probability distribution is assigned to the components of a parallel composition. In addition, the ...
  • Addressing the Confidentiality and Integrity of Assistive Care Loop Framework using Wireless Sensor Networks 
    Balasubramanian Appiah Venkatakrishnan; Hoang Doan (IEEE Computer Society, 2011)
    In-house healthcare monitoring applications are continuous time-critical applications often built upon Body Area Wireless Sensor Networks (BAWSNs). Our Assistive Care Loop Framework (ACLF) is an in-house healthcare application ...
  • Addressing the cost barriers to mobile learning in higher education 
    Dyson Laurel; Raban Ryszard; Litchfield Andrew; Lawrence Elaine (Inderscience publishers, 2009)
    This paper addresses one of the main barriers to the widespread adoption of mobile learning in higher education, that of cost. Usage charges billed by telecommunications providers and the cost of mobile hardware are ...
  • An adjustable combination of linear regression and modified probabilistic neural network for anti-spam filtering 
    Tran Tich Phuoc; Tsai Po-Hsiang; Jan Tony (IEEE, 2008)
    Email is a commonly used tool for communication which allows rapid and asynchronous communication. The growing popularity and low cost of e-mails have made spamming an extremely serious problem today. Several anti-spam ...
  • Adjustment of Surveillance Video Systems by a Performance Evaluation Function 
    Concha Oscar; Garcia Jesus; Berlanga Antonio; Molina Jose (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2005)
    This paper proposes an evaluation metric for assessing the performance of a video tracking system. This metric is applied to adjust the parameters that regulates the video tracking system in order to improve the system ...
  • An ADL-Approach to Specifying and Analyzing Centralized-Mode Architectural Connection 
    Su Guo Xin; Ying Mingsheng; Zhang Chengqi (Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2010)
    A rigorous paradigm coordinating components is important in the design stage of large-scale software engineering. In this paper we propose a new Architecture Description Language, called ACDL, to represent the centralized-mode ...
  • Aesthetic of Angular Resolution for Node-Link Diagrams: Validation and Algorithm 
    Huang Tony; Huang Mao Lin; Lin Chun-Cheng (IEEE Computer Society, 2011)
    When visualizing graphs into node-link diagrams, angular resolution is often used as one of the aesthetic criteria measuring the diagram quality in terms of human comprehension. However, angualr resolution has not been ...
  • Aesthetics in Interactive Interface Design 
    Ji Yi (IEEE, 2011)
    Much confusion and hyperbole surrounds discussions of the aesthetics of interactive interface design. This proposal works to clarify coordination of media: How does designer ensure that simultaneous text, image, and sound ...
  • Affect Recognition from Face and Body: Early Fusion vs. Late Fusion 
    Gunes Hatice; Piccardi Massimo (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2005)
    This paper presents an approach to automatic visual emotion recognition from two modalities: face and body. Firstly, individual classifiers are trained from individual modalities. Secondly, we fuse facial expression and ...
  • Affordance and Affect in Promotional Websites 
    Leung Edith; Underwood Jim (University of Southern Queensland, 2007)
    Guidelines for e-commerce website design deal well with the more objective aspects of page design, but have less to say about overall site structure and users' emotional responses. In this study we used a semiotic approach ...
  • After the gold rush: toward sustainable scholarship in computing 
    Lister Raymond (Australian Computer Society, 2008)
    Abstract: In just thirty years, we have gone from punched cards to Second Life. But, as the American National Science Foundation (NSF) recently noted, â¿¿undergraduate computing education today often looks much as it did ...
  • An Agent Architecture for an Uncertain World 
    Debenham John; Sierra Carles (IEEE, 2008)
    Successful negotiators look beyond a purely utilitarian view. We propose a new agent architecture that was inspired by the observation that "Everything that an agent says gives away (valuable) information.'' It is intended ...
  • Agent Architecture to Support Collaborative Processes 
    Hawryszkiewycz Igor (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2003)
    This paper proposes an approach to developing agents that can be reused in a number of collaborative applications. It particularly concerns those applications that evolve rapidly over time and need continual reconfiguration. ...
  • An Agent-Based Active Portal Framework 
    Lin Ai Zhong; Hawryszkiewycz Igor; Henderson-Sellers Brian (Springer-Verlag, 2003)
    The paper introduces an agent-based active portal framework. It aims to support the construction of active portals for various purposes such as for public Internet users, for specific group users, for teaching, or for ...
  • An Agent-Based Collaborative Architecture for Knowledge-driven Process Management 
    Henderson-Sellers Brian; Lin Ai Zhong; Hawryszkiewycz Igor (CSREA Press, 2003)
    This paper proposes an agent-based collaborative architecture for collaborative work. This architecture is applied to knowledge-driven process management, which often requires quick reconfiguration of applications. ...
  • Agent-Based Distributed Data Mining: A Survey 
    Moemeng Chayapol; Gorodetsky Vladimir; Zuo Ziye; Yang Yong; Zhang Chengqi (Springer, 2009)
    Distributed data mining is originated from the need of mining over decentralised data sources. Data mining techniques involving in such complex environment must encounter great dynamics due to changes in the system can ...
  • An Agent-Based Framework for Petroleum Information Services from Distributed Heterogeneous Data Resources 
    Li Chunsheng; Zhang Chengqi; Zhang Zili (The Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Inc (IEEE), 2002)
    For making good decisions in the area of petroleum production, it is becoming a big problem how to timely gather sufficient and correct information, which may be stored in databases, data files, or on the World Wide Web. ...
  • An Agent-based Framework for Well-Logging Information Management 
    Li Chunsheng; Zhang Chengqi; Wang Mei (World Scientific, 2003)
    In this paper, we contribute a framework based on multi-agent technique to manage large amounts of well-logging parameter graph information and store the data into Oracle database. We employed the idea of Gaia to design ...