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A computação baseada em agentes tem sido defendida por muitos pesquisadores e desenvolvedores de software como uma forma promissora e inovadora de modelar, projetar e implementar aplicações complexas relacionadas à Web. O projeto KODAMA (Kyushu University Open & Distributed Autonomous MultiAgent), descrito neste artigo, é nosso esforço para avançar tanto a tecnologia quanto a engenharia de sistemas multiagentes bem conhecidos. Em particular, notamos que os agentes de software podem ser a solução potencial para muitos problemas enfrentados pela Web atual. No entanto, construir um sistema multiagente de alta qualidade e larga escala, que possa operar em ambientes abertos, é um grande desafio. Até agora, dedicamos muito esforço para projetar e implementar uma arquitetura genérica de agentes, uma estrutura hierárquica de comunidade de agentes e um middleware de comunicação de rede independente. Para garantir que o KODAMA possa ser usado para criar aplicativos de agente Web, seu desempenho de comunicação de rede e um protótipo de sistema de recuperação de banco de dados distribuído foram testados. O resultado mostra que o KODAMA é adequado para o desenvolvimento de aplicações com reconhecimento de rede.
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Guoqiang ZHONG, Satoshi AMAMIYA, Ken'ichi TAKAHASHI, Tsunenori MINE, Makoto AMAMIYA, "The Design and Implementation of KODAMA System" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E85-D, no. 4, pp. 637-646, April 2002, doi: .
Abstract: Agent-based computing has been advocated by many researchers and software developers as a promising and innovative way to model, design and implement complex Web-related applications. KODAMA (Kyushu university Open & Distributed Autonomous MultiAgent) project, which is described in this paper, is our endeavour to advance both the technology and engineering of well-known multiagent systems. In particular, we have noted that software agents might be the potential solution to many problems faced by today's Web. However, building a high-quality, large-scale multiagent system, which can operate in open environments, is a great challenge. So far, we have devoted a lot of effort to design and implement a generic agent architecture, a hierarchical agent community structure, and an independent network communication middleware. To ensure that KODAMA can be used to create Web-agent applications, its network communication performance and a prototype distributed database retrieval system have been tested. The result shows that KODAMA is suitable for developing network-aware applications.
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