ACP2P: Agent-Community-based Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval - an Evaluation

Abstract. The Agent-Community-based Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval (ACP2P) method[1],[2] uses agent communities to manage and look up information of interest tousers. An agent works as a delegate of its user and searches for information that the user wants by communicating with other agents. The communication between agents is carried out in a peer-to-peer computing architecture. Retrieving information relevant to a user query is performed with content files which consist of original and retrieved documents, and two histories: a query/retrieved document history and a query/sender agent history. The ACP2P is implemented using the Multi-Agent Kodama framework. In this paper, we present some mathematical aspects of the ACP2P method with respect to the relationships between communication loads and the number of records that are stored both in the two histories and retrieved document content files, and discuss the experimental results, for which illustrate the validity of this approac...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2005
• Where: AP2PC
• Authors: Tsunenori Mine, Akihiro Kogo, Makoto Amamiya
• Keywords: AP2PC 2005, Applied Computing, Content files, Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval, Uses Agent Communities