PAHIS: A Platform for Agent-Based Hybrid Intelligent Systems

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For solving the dynamic addition and removal problems of group-based agents at run-time, PAHIS is developed by analysis and mplementation. Category role, group roles, virtual organisation role, and dynamics rules are conducted in analysis. A self-organising ring-based architectural model has been employed to organise middle agents in implementation. PAHIS is implemented by using C and Socket and can be used as an infrastructure of agent-based hybrid intelligent systems.

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