The THOMAS architecture in Home Care scenarios: A case study

Bajo, Javier; Fraile, Juan Antonio García; Pérez-Lancho, Belén; Corchado, Juan M.

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2009.11.017

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“…The platform will incorporate advanced algorithms for intelligent information management and novel mechanisms to provide security for the information and communication within the platform. We propose to use a Virtual Organizations (VO) of Multiagent Systems (MAS) [16][12] [1] to facilitate the design of the platform, which will be deployed in a cloud environment allowing sustainable growth, and adapted to the needs of deployment.…”

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Swarm Agent-Based Architecture Suitable for Internet of Things and Smartcities

Chamoso

Prieta

Paz

et al. 2015

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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Abstract. Smart cities are proposed as a medium-term option for all cities. This article aims to propose an architecture that allows cities to provide solutions to interconnect all their elements. The study case focuses in locating and optimized regulation of traffic in cities. However, thanks to the proposed structure and the applied algorithms, the architecture is scalable in size of the sensor network, in functionality or even in the use of resources. A simulation environment which is able to show the operation of the architecture in the same way that a real city would, is presented.

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Swarm Agent-Based Architecture Suitable for Internet of Things and Smartcities

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Prieta

Paz

et al. 2015

Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing

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“…This ap-proach makes sense in many areas where the decision-making is required. One of the most cited areas in literature is Healthcare, since patients treatment involves various specialists, like doctors, nurses, laboratory assistants, radiologists, etc [14,15]. Recent studies claim that UbiGDSS will be the next generation of Decision Support Systems [16].…”

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Overcoming the Lack of Human-Interaction in Ubiquitous Group Decision Support Systems

Carneiro

Santos

Marreiros

et al. 2014

Advanced Science and Technology Letters

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The market globalization and the firms internationalization hinders the matching of the top managers agenda. Therefore, creating conditions for meetings in the same space or time is sometimes impossible. In order to enable the decision making in this kind of scenario the Group Decision Support Systems evolved to the so called Ubiquitous Group Decision Support Systems (UbiGDSS). However, although the UbiGDSS solve part of space-time problems, they originated other problems related to the lack of human interaction, such as: to understand how the arguments used can influence each of the decision makers, what is their satisfaction regarding the decision made, and other affective issues such as emotions and mood. Here we propose a theoretical model that is specially designed for agents in order to understand the interactions impact on each agent and their satisfaction with the decision made.

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“…Así, algunas permiten que la propia aplicación evolucione cuando su contexto cambia [8]. En otras, el foco se encuentra en asegurar su disponibilidad, bien incorporando mecanismos en el código de la aplicación [9] o mediante medios de recuperación propios de la plataforma transparentes a las aplicaciones [12], [3]. También existen trabajos que permiten gestionar QoS específicas de un campo de aplicación, controlando los recursos demandados y los disponibles, o incluso gestionando cambios en la QoS de las aplicaciones para optimizar el uso de recursos [13].…”

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