SEARCHING DISTRIBUTED DATA WITH MULTI AGENT SYSTEM

Authors

  • Vishal D. Lipte Asst. Prof.SRES COEKopargaon,Maharashtra
  • Sandip A. Shivarkar Asst. Prof.SRES COEKopargaon,Maharashtra
  • Ajit A. Muzumda Asst. Prof. SRES COE Kopargaon,Maharashtra
  • Pravinkumar B. Landge Asst. Prof. SRES COE Kopargaon,Maharashtra

Keywords:

Mobile agents, distributed data,, Natural Language Processing

Abstract

n distributed systems, to search out information is costly task because they have to be compel led to transfer information from node containing information to the node wherever query is generated, this will consume latency, network traffic etc.For reducing these parameters mobile agents are accustomed fetch information from nodes wherever information resides. Alongside mobile agents directory containing information concerning database kept on completely different nodes is employed to focus retrieval method solely to those nodes that are containing answers to the query. 3 kinds of agents area unit accustomed fetch data specifically coordinator, search and local agent..

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Published

2021-03-27

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2015: ICITDCEME

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