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An agent system for learning profiles in broadcasting applications on the Internet

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Artificial Evolution (AE 1997)

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In this paper we present the research results about the adequation of evolutionary algorithms and multi-agent systems to learn user's preferences during his interactions with a digital assistant. This study is done in the framework of “broadcasting” on the Internet. In our experiment, a multi-agent system with a Genetic Algorithm is used to globally optimize a user's selection of “channels” among a very large number of choices. We show that this approach could solve the problem of providing multiple optimal solutions without losing diversity.

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Jin-Kao Hao Evelyne Lutton Edmund Ronald Marc Schoenauer Dominique Snyers

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Cuenca, C., Heudin, JC. (1998). An agent system for learning profiles in broadcasting applications on the Internet. In: Hao, JK., Lutton, E., Ronald, E., Schoenauer, M., Snyers, D. (eds) Artificial Evolution. AE 1997. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 1363. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0026594

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