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To do so, we implement an agent that bridges the gap between the ATM layer and the TCP layer in the protocol stack at the sender end to coordinate the congestion control algorithms of the TCP transport protocol and the ATM cell-oriented switching architecture.
Putting focus on multiagent concepts, the OSGi (formerly Open Services Gateway initiative) platform has proposed to implement an agent-based framework [47].
We have designed and implemented an agent architecture that supports all of these different kinds of adaptation by exploiting a single underlying theoretical concept: An agent dynamically constructs explicit control plans to guide its choices among situation-triggered behaviors.
To solve both two problems, the SIP module implements an agent in charge of maintaining the connectivity between devices residing in an external server and in the car gateway, using an external SIP server (SIP proxy).
They implemented an agent-based system to develop and validate PBM and also to compare it with the high-low matching bidding mechanism.
We implemented an agent-based model of a neoplasm (NetLogo 4.0.2 [18], source code available upon request from the corresponding author).
It implements an agent-based model that approximates cells as isotropic, elastic and adhesive objects.
The aim of this system is to design and implement an intelligent agent to manage any set of knowledge where information is abundant, vague or imprecise.
We implement a rational agent that incorporates a given ethical policy in its plan selection and show that we can formally verify that the agent chooses to execute, to the best of its beliefs, the most ethical available plan.
This chapter describes a number of key techniques that are used to implement a flexible agent-based modeling (ABM) framework entirely on the GPU in CUDA.
There are four key issues to implement a parallel agent-based Schelling model, i.e., the ability to handle (1) the complexity of real data processing; (2) spatial data decomposition; (3) the preference and tolerance rates for multiple ethnic groups; and (4) the communication between agents.
