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CoWing: A Collaborative Bookmark Management System

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Cooperative Information Agents V (CIA 2001)

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In this paper we describe a new distributed collaborative bookmark system, called COWING (for COllaborative Web IndexING system). The goal of the COWING system is to provide a group of organized users with a computerized-support that enable them to share their experiences in managing their bookmark repositories. The COWING system is composed of a set of assistant agents, called WINGS, and a central agent that manages the user’s organization. A WING agent assists each user. This agent performs two main tasks: learning the user’s strategy in classifying her/his bookmarks and interacting with other WING agents in order to fetch new bookmarks that match the local user information need.

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Kanawati, R., Malek2, M. (2001). CoWing: A Collaborative Bookmark Management System. In: Klusch, M., Zambonelli, F. (eds) Cooperative Information Agents V. CIA 2001. Lecture Notes in Computer Science(), vol 2182. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-44799-7_6

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