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<title>Staff</title>
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<title>Educational Resources Recommendation System for a heterogeneous Student Group</title>
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<description>In a face-class, where the student group is heterogeneous, it is necessary to select the most appropriate educational resources that support learning for all. In this sense, multi-agent system (MAS) can be used to simulate the features of the students in the group, including their learning style, in order to help the professor find the best resources for your class. In this paper, we present MAS to educational resources recommendation for group students, simulating their profiles and selecting resources that best fit. Obtained promising results show that proposed MAS is able to delivered educational resources for a student group.
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<title>Energy-Aware Routing in Multiple Domains Software-Defined Networks</title>
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<description>The growing energy consumption of communication networks has attracted the attention of the networking researchers in the last decade. In this context, the new architecture of Software-Defined Networks (SDN) allows a flexible programmability, suitable for the power-consumption optimization problem. In this paper we address the issue of designing a novel distributed routing algorithm that optimizes the power consumption in large scale SDN with multiple domains. The solution proposed, called DEAR (Distributed Energy-Aware Routing), tackles the problem of minimizing the number of links that can be used to satisfy a given data traffic demand under performance constraints such as control traffic delay and link utilization. To this end, we present a complete formulation of the optimization problem that considers routing requirements for control and data plane communications. Simulation results confirm that the proposed solution enables the achievement of significant energy savings.
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<title>A Group Recommendation System for Movies based on MAS</title>
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<description>Providing recommendations to groups of users has become popular in many applications today. Although several group recommendation techniques exist, the generation of items that satisfy all group members in an even way still remains a challenge. To this end, we have developed a multi-agent approach called PUMAS-GR that relies on negotiation techniques to improve group recommendations. We applied PUMAS-GR to the movies domain, and used the monotonic concession protocol to reach a consensus on the movies proposed to a group.
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<title>Index, 2016, Vol. 5, N. 3</title>
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<title>Index, 2016, Vol. 5, N. 3</title>
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<title>The Algorithm of the Snail: An Example to Grasp the Window of Opportunity to Boost Big Data</title>
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<description>This work explores a new application which can effectively meet different localization accuracy requirements of most data location services studying the interactions between customers and suppliers. It helps to have the status or position of what is sought with respect to an address that summarizes thus a reference point which is the point of research. This proposal explains what snail algorithm is and how we can benefit from using it for the localization of information for business applications especially in the field of analytics. A business application using our algorithm has been developed by the Autour.com company (located in the department of Herault, Montpellier city) to illustrate its feasibility and availability. The results show that our algorithm can improve the localization accuracy.
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<title>Review of the Main Security Problems with Multi-Agent Systems used in E-commerce Applications</title>
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<description>The ability to connect to the Internet from a wide variety of devices such as smart phones, IoT devices and desktops at anytime and anywhere, produces a large number of e-commerce transactions, such as purchases of clothes, ticket entrances for performances, or banking operations. The increasing number of these transactions has also created an increase in the number of threats and attacks by third parties to access user data banks. It is important to control the access procedure to user data so that the number of threats does not continue to grow. To do so, it is necessary to prevent unauthorized access, theft and fraud in electronic commerce, which is required to ensure the safety of these transactions. Many e-commerce platforms are developed through multi-agent-systems because they include certain advantages to control the product, resource management, task distribution, etc. However, there are a number of threats that can jeopardize the safety of the agents that make up the system. These issues must be taken into account in the development of these multi-agent systems. However, existing methods of development do not cover in depth the issue of security. It is necessary to present and classify the potential security flaws of multi-agent systems. Therefore, the present research presents a review of the main vulnerabilities that occur in multi-agent systems responsible for managing e-commerce applications, as well as the proposed solutions to the major security problems on these platform systems. The main conclusions provided by this research is the need to optimize security measures and enhance the different security solutions applied in e-commerce applications in order to prevent identity theft, access to private data, access control, etc. It is therefore essential to continue to develop the security methods employed in applications such as e-commerce as different types of attacks and threats continue to evolve.
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<title>From VoiceXML to multimodal mobile Apps: development of practical conversational interfaces</title>
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<description>Speech Technologies and Language Processing have made possible the development of a number of new applications which are based on conversational interfaces. In this paper, we describe two approaches to bridge the gap between the academic and industrial perspectives in order to develop conversational interfaces using an academic paradigm for dialog management while employing the industrial standards. The advances in these technologies have made possible to extend the initial applications of conversational interfaces from only spoken interaction (for instance, by means of VoiceXML-based systems) to multimodal services by means of mobile devices (for instance, using the facilities provided by the Android OS). Our proposal has been evaluated with the successful development of different spoken and multimodal conversational interfaces.
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<title>Accelerometer vs. Electromyogram in Activity Recognition</title>
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<description>In this study, information from wearable sensors is used to recognize human activities. Commonly the approaches are based on accelerometer data while in this study the potential of electromyogram (EMG) signals in activity recognition is studied. The electromyogram data is used in two different scenarios: 1) recognition of completely new activities in real life and 2) to recognize the individual activities. In this study, it was shown that in gym settings electromyogram signals clearly outperforms the accelerometer data in recognition of completely new sets of gym movements from streaming data even though the sensors would not be positioned directly to the muscles trained. Nevertheless, in recognition of individual activities the EMG itself does not provide enough information to recognize activities accurately.
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