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Title

Formulating agent interaction for ontology evolution

Author(s)

Li, Li;  Wu, Baolin;  Yang, Yun

Abstract

Using agent technologies in the distributed and complex systems attracts increasing attentions. In this paper, agent interactions between different ontologies (agents) are studied from process algebra's perspective. Process algebra (π-calculus) is able to provide a mathematical formalisation of the exchanging information and to reflect ontology evolution without being bothered by details. It also considerably enhances agent communications in multi-agent systems. Finally, a case is presented for demonstration.

Publication type

Conference paper

Research centre

Swinburne University of Technology. Faculty of Information and Communication Technologies. Centre for Information Technology Research

Source

Advances in intelligent IT: Proceedings of 'Frontiers in artificial intelligence and applications', the 4th International Conference on Active Media Technology (AMT 06), Brisbane, Queensland, Australia, 07-09 June 2006, Vol. 138, pp. 268-273

Publication year

2006

Publisher

IOS Press

ISBN

9781586036157

Peer reviewed