A modeling of a multi-agent system for the protein synthesis

Kermani, Mohamed Hachem; Boufaïda, Zizette

doi:10.1109/aiccsa.2015.7507094

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“…The idea involves a system based on agents for controlling the MRO process, which was designed to maintain and repair equipment. The study [10] has adapted the idea of multi-agents to protein synthesis. This method combines the proteins automatically by using existing DNA sources.…”

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Prioritization of Exigency Services in Multi-Agent Transportation Systems

Fakhir,

Qasim,

Hussain

et al. 2023

VFAST trans. softw. eng.

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Multi-agent system helps in achieving a single global goal by working on different tasks in a distributed environment. This research presents a new framework for handling the prioritization of exigency services in an urban transportation system. Prioritization in exigency services needs to be handled for vehicles like Ambulance, Police Mobile, Fire Brigade, Bomb Disposal Squads, Search and Rescue vehicles, Turntable Ladder, and other similar vehicles. In the proposed framework a single ARTIS agent with four In-agents is deployed at each signal node. In-Agents at different nodes share information about the exigency with the ARTIS Agent that analyses the input data and determines the types of conflict that might cause delays in emergency services provision. We operate the signal based on their priorities for exigency vehicles with different priorities. In case they have the same priorities then we use the lane congestion and vehicle wait time to operate a signal. We demonstrate the application of our proposed approach using different cases of a traffic case study.

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Prioritization of Exigency Services in Multi-Agent Transportation Systems

Fakhir,

Qasim,

Hussain

et al. 2023

VFAST trans. softw. eng.

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“…The idea compromises an agentbased approach, which regulates the Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) process, developed for repairing and maintenance purposes. [21] used the concept of multi-agents for protein synthesis. This system automatically combines the proteins by exploiting the existing DNA sources.…”

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A Multi-Agent System Approach for Emergency Services using QoS-Assured Cloud Computing Architecture in the Metropolitan Transportation System

Munawar,

Qasim

2023

IJCDS

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The paradigm of multi-agent systems has been actively applied to cloud computing to provide cost-effective, decentralized problem-solving. Rather than processing the tasks that require enormous computing resources locally, they can be processed in the cloud. In this research, we present how these two paradigms can be effectively used to handle emergency services in any metropolitan transportation system. In the proposed architecture, agents are placed at signal nodes to collect data and send it to cloud services. These agents have the ability to control the signal nodes in an emergency. They also communicate emergency information between several nodes. The cloud service is the system's backbone and employs heterogeneous agents to manage emergency services. It analyses the input data and determines the presence of emergency services. The main contribution of the research is to utilize a priority-based mechanism for handling exigency vehicles rather than using traditional timer-based signals. In addition, we provided case studies demonstrating the usefulness of the proposed framework.

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A2PF: An Automatic Protein Production Framework

Kermani

Boufaïda

2021

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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A modeling of a multi-agent system for the protein synthesis

Cited by 5 publications

References 12 publications

Prioritization of Exigency Services in Multi-Agent Transportation Systems

Prioritization of Exigency Services in Multi-Agent Transportation Systems

A Multi-Agent System Approach for Emergency Services using QoS-Assured Cloud Computing Architecture in the Metropolitan Transportation System

A2PF: An Automatic Protein Production Framework

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