Use of Petri Nets for Modeling an Agent-Based Interactive System: Basic Principles and Case Study

Ezzedine, Houcine; Kolski, Christophe

doi:10.5772/5316

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“…• Confrontation of agent Petri nets: this function exploits the task models (Observed, of Reference) for confrontation (according to the principles described in [7]). This confrontation aims make it easier for the evaluators to identify possible ergonomic problems related to the usability of the interactive system; for example to realize that agent Petri nets of the task model observed contains states in which, for example, the user passes by useless stages, or where the time taken to carry out a task is far greater than that envisaged a priori by the evaluators/designers.…”

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Evaluation of an Information Assistance System Based on an Agent-based Architecture in Transportation Domain: First Results

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Ezzeddine

2013

INT J COMPUT COMMUN

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Abstract:The evaluation of interactive systems is a wide and rich research domain: many methods, criteria and tools are available. In this article, we are focused on agent-based interactive systems. We first describe the agent oriented architecture used in our researches. Then we propose an evaluation approach based on three complementary techniques: assistance evaluation tool, questionnaire, and verbalization. The validation of our approach occurred within the framework of a project involving an industrial partner which is running the current urban transport network (tramway and bus) in the town of Valenciennes, France. The main results of the evaluation of an agent-based Information Assistance System (IAS) are presented. This evaluation is based on two scenarios: normal or distrupted running mode. This evaluation has been conducted in laboratory.

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confidence: 99%