Multi-agent Approach for Community Clustering Based on Individual Ontology Annotations

The paper presents peer-to-peer multi-agent framework for community clustering based on contact propagation in the global network of contacts with individual ontology-based descriptions. The framework allows people to meet interested parties by specifying flexible ontologybased requests and/or proposals and relaying them between the nodes of the system along the most ontologically-prominent directions, thus covering wide yet very targeted audience. It also supports ad hoc meeting using mobile devices such as PDAs, SmartPhones, etc. The system works over standard means of communication such as e-mail/ICQ, and provides user with personalized relaying assistant that can automatically process ontologically-annotated messages, relaying and/ or responding to them. It can also collect user’s knowledge about his contact base, thus acting as a personalized assistant in the certain area of communication.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2005
• Where: AISADM
• Authors: Dmitri Soshnikov
• Keywords: AISADM 2005, Framework Allows People, Peer-to-peer Multi-agent Framework, Personalized Relaying Assistant