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Agents and the Grid: Service Discovery

Agents and the Grid: Service Discovery

... approach. Agents are flexible, au- tonomous components designed to satisfy overarching strategic goals, while at the same time being able to respond to the uncertainty inherent in the environ- ...hand, ... See full document

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On the use of agents in a bioInformatics grid

On the use of agents in a bioInformatics grid

... different agents, the issues of trust and reputation become ...and Grid computing has been limited, with the majority adopting the stance of assuming complete trust, and avoid- ing the issue; questions of ... See full document

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Grid load balancing using intelligent agents

Grid load balancing using intelligent agents

... local grid and global grid levels of management and ...for grid service and application development, which is based on web services protocols and standards ...the grid computing ... See full document

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Social grid agents

Social grid agents

... where agents act as intermediators and a native metagrid region where agents that belong to different topologies, engage in social and economic ...the agents on a functional language to allow delayed ... See full document

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A Fault Tolerance Algorithm for Resource Discovery in Semantic Grid Computing Using Task Agents

A Fault Tolerance Algorithm for Resource Discovery in Semantic Grid Computing Using Task Agents

... After receiving a message from task sub agent or resource agent that cause change of the amount of connectivity field from zero to i or receiving a message for completion of a connectivi[r] ... See full document

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On the Use of Agents in a BioInformatics Grid

On the Use of Agents in a BioInformatics Grid

... The approa h may be summarised as follows: implementors of a servi e have to implement an interfa e for he kpoint and rollba k; the ar hite ture dynami ally extends the servi e interfa e[r] ... See full document

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Agents for the Grid: A Comparison with Web Services (part II: Service Discovery)

Agents for the Grid: A Comparison with Web Services (part II: Service Discovery)

... In a previous publi ation, we have shown how an agent system ould integrate its transport layer with Web Servi es [6℄ and we have su essfully implemented it in SoFAR, the Southampton Age[r] ... See full document

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A Multi-Agent Approach for Trust-based Service Discovery and Selection in Social Networks

A Multi-Agent Approach for Trust-based Service Discovery and Selection in Social Networks

... 2.3. Trust-based recommendation. The goal of a trust-based recommendation system is to generate personalized recommendations by aggregating the opinions of users in the trust network. According to Golbeck [19], ... See full document

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Semantic and Personalised Service Discovery

Semantic and Personalised Service Discovery

... BLAST service BLASTn in ...“what service will accept an expressed se- quence tag?”, it is necessary for the discovery ser- vice to have information about the domain describ- ing the semantic ... See full document

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myGrid: An Open Platform for Data intensive Post Genomic Functional Analysis

myGrid: An Open Platform for Data intensive Post Genomic Functional Analysis

... Upper level knowledge-based Grid Common Services: Semantic integration, knowledge based querying, workflow composition, visualisation, provenance mgt, semantic service discovery Middle l[r] ... See full document

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Grid Computing Models for Discovering the Resources

Grid Computing Models for Discovering the Resources

... mobile agents are used due to the failure on any node on the path of query ...the grid causes the system to use efficient routings algorithms for queries, to enhance the scalability of the grid ...in ... See full document

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MATLAB/Simulink Based Transmission Line Automation Using Sample and Hold System

MATLAB/Simulink Based Transmission Line Automation Using Sample and Hold System

... power grid in the present scenario and the policy of the country also challenge the researchers showing a high degree of uncertainty in accurately estimating the impact of disruptions on the reliability, ... See full document

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Self adaptive Grid Resource Monitoring and discovery

Self adaptive Grid Resource Monitoring and discovery

... Figure E.2: Percentageof CPU idlenessfor self-adaptive push agents dynamic workload and pull agents with a5s wait time.... Figure E.3: Percentageof CPU idlenessfor self-adaptive push age[r] ... See full document

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Semantic and personalised service discovery

Semantic and personalised service discovery

... domain service in bioinformatics is BLAST– “the Basic Local Align- ment Search Tool” ...BLAST service BLASTn in ...the discovery service to have information about the domain describing the ... See full document

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Performance evaluation of a grid resource monitoring and discovery service

Performance evaluation of a grid resource monitoring and discovery service

... The lazy and Perl SE methods have a similar average response time with an increase in the number of concurrent agents. However, the Perl SE has a slightly better response time. The Java SE implementation produces ... See full document

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Toward the optimization resource discovery service in grid systems: a survey

Toward the optimization resource discovery service in grid systems: a survey

... As reviewed before, Gnutella does not scale well in very large scales and suffers from drawback produced by flooding. Unscalability of the original Gnutella motivated the development of the second version of the system ... See full document

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Adaptive intelligent grid scheduling system

Adaptive intelligent grid scheduling system

... The grid account of a high diversity system in general, in which comprises of various applications, middleware component, and ...resources discovery, resource selecting and scheduling, and job ...of ... See full document

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A web service based architecture for authorization of unknown entities in a Grid environment.

A web service based architecture for authorization of unknown entities in a Grid environment.

... 8. If access is granted, it will manifest itself in the form of a ticket, as defined in 5.9.3, which will be presented upon job submission at the resource site. This ticket is similar to that used in Kerberos [Kohll991]. ... See full document

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Towards self resource discovery and selection models in grid computing

Towards self resource discovery and selection models in grid computing

... physical grid networks, next the quad-tree layer and the third one is the incoming and outgoing edges for ...same service connected together using the incoming and outgoing edges which will facilitates the ... See full document

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Customized way of Resource Discovery in a Campus Grid

Customized way of Resource Discovery in a Campus Grid

... many grid middlewares present these days designed by different organizations ...Sun grid Engine, Alchemi, Condor ...Resource Discovery. The resources in the Grid environment are frequently ... See full document

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