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Summary
Summary
This work discusses the foundation as well as the practical side of intelligent agents and their theory and applications for web data mining and information retrieval.
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This compilation of papers describes current research into intelligence agents and their current applications to information gathering. The book is an overview of recent studies in this field, bringing together worldwide research on intelligence agents. Papers discuss a wide number of areas where intelligent agents are being utilized, from e-learning systems to Web data mining. However, many of the papers focus on Web-based data and information retrieval. Reading this book offers a glimmer of the great potential of intelligence agents present in helping users manage "information overload." However, the overall level and language of the book is intimidating to the average reader. Although there are some practical examples of the use of intelligent agents, it is an extremely theoretical look into the topic. As a result, it is only appropriate for students or researchers within the field of intelligent agents, data mining, or information retrieval. ^BSumming Up: Recommended. Graduate students; faculty. K. A. Coombs SUNY College at Cortland
Table of Contents
Preface | p. vii |
Chapter I. Potential Cases, Database Types, and Selection Methodologies for Searching Distributed Text Databases | p. 1 |
Chapter II. Computational Intelligence Techniques Driven Intelligent Agents for Web Data Mining and Information Retrieval | p. 15 |
Chapter III. A Multi-Agent Approach to Collaborative Knowledge Production | p. 31 |
Chapter IV. Customized Recommendation Mechanism Based on Web Data Mining and Case-Based Reasoning | p. 47 |
Chapter V. Rule-Based Parsing for Web Data Extraction | p. 65 |
Chapter VI. Multilingual Web Content Mining: A User-Oriented Approach | p. 88 |
Chapter VII. A Textual Warehouse Approach: A Web Data Repository | p. 101 |
Chapter VIII. Text Processing by Binary Neural Networks | p. 125 |
Chapter IX. Extracting Knowledge from Databases and ANNs with Genetic Programming: Iris Flower Classification Problem | p. 137 |
Chapter X. Social Coordination with Architecture for Ubiquitous Agents--Consorts | p. 154 |
Chapter XI. Agent-Mediated Knowledge Acquisition for User Profiling | p. 164 |
Chapter XII. Development of Agent-Based Electronic Catalog Retrieval System | p. 188 |
Chapter XIII. Using Dynamically Acquired Background Knowledge for Information Extraction and Intelligent Search | p. 196 |
Chapter XIV. A Study on Web Searching: Overlap and Distance of the Search Engine Results | p. 208 |
Chapter XV. Taxonomy Based Fuzzy Filtering of Search Results | p. 226 |
Chapter XVI. Generating and Adjusting Web Sub-Graph Displays for Web Navigation | p. 241 |
Chapter XVII. An Algorithm of Pattern Match Being Fit for Mining Association Rules | p. 254 |
Chapter XVIII. Networking E-Learning Hosts Using Mobile Agents | p. 263 |
About the Authors | p. 295 |
Index | p. 305 |