Titlebook: Second International Conference on Networks and Advances in Computational Technologies; NetACT 19 Maurizio Palesi,Ljiljana Trajkovic,John J

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Vinitha M. Rajan,Ajeesh Ramanujanind mappings each other. In our framework, a user plays a mutual mind reading game with an agent and they gradually learn to read the other’s mind through the game. Eventually we fully implement our framework and make experiments to investigate its effectiveness.

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Amrithasree Haridas,L. Preethihanism for the transportation companies to form coalition and negotiate on the prices based on their own utilities and profit concerns. In this paper we propose a mechanism to solve the best tourist track problem. The mechanism includes a heuristic shortest path finding algorithm for a track graph a

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K. Surya,K. K. Abdul Majeede game foster vividness and memory retention as well as a better understanding of both symptoms and of the need to manage time during a heart attack event. Also, results provide insight into areas where emotive pedagogical agents help and hinder user performance. Finally, we conclude with next steps

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Jeni Francis,Ancy S. Anselamulti-agent platform and distributed computational intelligence. Knowbots consist of self-learning artificial brains connected to input sensors and output actuators of which speech recognition and synthesis are used to connect to networks of people. They have access to other software agents and compu

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Susan George,Hiran H. Lathabai,Thara Prabhakaran,Manoj Changatirement for the network to adapt to user behaviour and our control architecture demonstrates a mechanism for achieving the reconfigurations. The network scenario is considered a closed system, where the network operator has full control over the network elements, such as the routing tables and switc