Exposing Agents as Web Services in JADE

Casals, Arthur; Seghrouchni, Amal El Fallah; Negroni, Orso; Othmani, Anthony

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-25693-7_18

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“…We were able to detail our MARA platform, however the integration side with the Moodle platform remains less explicit. For this reason, we used the WS2JADE technology [26] which aims at a symmetric integration of FIPA-compliant agents and web services as detailed in [27]. The latter, which uses a strategy based on proxies, allows the two platforms to develop independently of each other.…”

Section: Skills Assessment Environmentmentioning

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Design of intelligent agent on Moodle to automate the learning assessment process

Ouassam

Hmina

BOUIKHALENE

2023

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Assessment is a key element in today’s School system, whether face-to-face or distance learning, as it helps students understand their learning and get feedback on their progress. In addition, distance learning assessment is becoming increasingly popular as it is convenient for students with busy schedules who cannot attend face-to-face assessments. In this paper, we focus on the use of intelligent agents on the Moodle platform to improve the assessment process of distance learning. We present three contributions that aim to improve the developed models: firstly, the digitisation of assessment to collect, store and analyse data; secondly, the adoption of a multi-agent skills assessment environment to automate some assessment tasks; thirdly, the adoption of the leadership and management development (LMD) programme to improve the continuous training of learners by offering greater flexibility, adaptability and relevance to their needs.<br /><div align="center"> </div>

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Section: Skills Assessment Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of intelligent agent on Moodle to automate the learning assessment process

Ouassam

Hmina

BOUIKHALENE

2023

IJEECS

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“…Papers emanating from the EMAS series of workshops confirm this trend. The Web appears in three papers, either as a scalable distributed system made of Web services [18,4] or as a uniform interface to cyber-physical systems [5]. In all three papers, WoT is invoked as a new domain of application for autonomous agents.…”

Section: Cyber-physical Systems On the Web And Hypermediamentioning

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“…1 shows the different data flows that have been implemented in the four EMAS prototypes previously mentioned. In the two prototypes featuring Web services [18,4], an agent is a mixed component that includes both a server connector (for perception and agent-to-agent interactions) and a client connector (for action), enabling direct interactions with other agents (Fig. 1a).…”

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“…"On the Internet, nobody knows you're an autonomous agent." The quote 4 emphasizes the fact that Web servers have no means to distinguish between human agents and autonomous agents (or 'bots') that perform request according to a predefined plan. Conversely, agents have no means to assert the origin of a resource, whether it was e.g.…”

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“…In the MAS literature, various research prototypes with WoT and social Web applications have been recently proposed, in particular among the workshop series on Engineering MASs (EMAS) [18,4,5,6]. However, most of these proposals do not use Semantic Web technologies (only one proposal does [5], although another includes Linked Data-a subfield of the Semantic Web-as future work) [18].…”

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Exposing Agents as Web Services in JADE

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