Building agent-based hybrid intelligent systems : a case study
Zhang, Zili and Zhang, Chengqi 2007, Building agent-based hybrid intelligent systems : a case study, Web intelligence and agent systems, vol. 5, no. 3, pp. 255-271.
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Many complex problems (e.g., financial investment planning, foreign exchange trading, data mining from large/multiple databases) require hybrid intelligent systems that integrate many intelligent techniques (e.g., fuzzy logic, neural networks, and genetic algorithms). However, hybrid intelligent systems are difficult to develop because they have a large number of parts or components that have many interactions. On the other hand, agents offer a new and often more appropriate route to the development of complex systems, especially in open and dynamic environments. Thus, this paper discusses the development of an agent-based hybrid intelligent system for financial investment planning, in which a great number of heterogeneous computing techniques/packages are easily integrated into a unifying agent framework. This shows that agent technology can indeed facilitate the development of hybrid intelligent systems.
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eng
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080199 Artificial Intelligence and Image Processing not elsewhere classified
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