An agent based application for personalized vehicular traffic management

Schill, Alexander; Held, Albert; Bohmak, W.; Thomas, Sabu; Ziegert, Thomas

doi:10.1007/bfb0057651

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“…The agent code has to be interpreted to support the portability necessary for agent mobility, which slowsdown the performance of the agent code in comparison to executables that are pre-compiled into native machine code. There is also the overhead of marshalling/unmarshalling the execution code (byte-code serialization) and agent load/start-up time as agents travel their itinerary to fulfil a user task [11]. The agent-computing paradigm was primarily designed to enhance the human-computer and computer-computer communication rather than delivering high performance.…”

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An Approach to Rollback Recovery of Collaborating Mobile Agents

Osman

Wagealla

Bargieła

2004

IEEE Trans. Syst., Man, Cybern. C

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Fault-tolerance is one of the main problems that must be resolved to improve the adoption of the agents' computing paradigm. In this paper, we analyse the execution model of agent platforms and the significance of the faults affecting their constituent components on the reliable execution of agent-based applications, in order to develop a pragmatic framework for agent systems fault-tolerance.The developed framework deploys a communication-pairs independent checkpointing strategy to offer a low-cost, application-transparent model for reliable agent-based computing that covers all possible faults that might invalidate reliable agent execution, migration and communication and maintains the exactlyone execution property.

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