USING AUTONOMOUS COLLABORATIVE SOFTWARE AGENTS

With the amount of information on the Internet growing at a rapid rate, users are finding it increasingly difficult to locate relevant data in a timely and effortless fashion. All too often, search engines provide large amounts of information that do not meet the user's needs. As a result, important data can be missed as the user tries to narrow the search and hence reduce the number of unsuccessful hits. This book describes the Personal Internet Search Assistant (PISA) system, which simplifies the process by using a preemptive approach to searching. The system consists of a set of cooperative agents that monitor the user's Internet browsing behavior. This monitoring provides the search attributes that will enable PISA to seek out the relevant information on its own.The user is unaware of the systems monitoring as this is done in and unobstursive manner

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B.Sc Computer science,U.W.I 2000 M.Phil Computer Science, U.W.I 2008 Information Technology Coordinator St Leonard's School Part-time Lecturer University of the West Indies Currently pursuing a PhD Computer Science, U.W.I