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Prevedourou et al., 1999 - Google Patents

Use of agent technology in service and retailer selection in a personal mobility context

Prevedourou et al., 1999

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Document ID
6602974709532171283
Author
Prevedourou D
Zygourakis K
Efremidis S
Stamoulis G
Kalopsikakis D
Kyrikoglou A
Siris V
Anagnostou M
Tzifa L
Louta T
Demestichas P
Liossis N
Kind A
Valtari K
Jormakka H
Jussila T
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Computer networks

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This paper reports on work and key results of the ACTS Project MONTAGE that aims to exploit agent technology in support of personal mobility. In particular, agents are implemented to enable selection on behalf of users of the most beneficial service offer …
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