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A Model for User Profiling Systems with Interacting Agents

Sanem SARIEL
Tevfik AKGÜN
Pages
311–332
Publication Date
2005-03-01
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Facial expressions are generated based on users' demands by these agents in this case study.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Service systems according to users' personal demands and preferences are on their way to provide required services in many application domains.
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Key Findings & Data:Emulation of interactive model of human societies produces valuable outcomes for such systems.
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Conclusion & Impact:Facial expressions are generated based on users' demands by these agents in this case study.
🔬Design:Modeling & Simulation
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Socially intelligent agents · user profiling · clustering

Abstract

Service systems according to users' personal demands and preferences are on their way to provide required services in many application domains. Emulation of interactive model of human societies produces valuable outcomes for such systems. In this work, a system model with interactive agents for multi user service systems is proposed. A novel social interactive agent model using different interaction forms is also included in this proposal. In this model, agents decide how to serve to their users by considering their users' profiles and information from other agents. User clusters are formed by clustering techniques. The Q-learning algorithm is used for learning some general parameters for the society of the users. The model is evaluated in the personal story teller agent domain as a case study. Facial expressions are generated based on users' demands by these agents in this case study.

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Service systems according to users' personal demands and preferences are on their way to provide required services in many application domains. Emulation of interactive model of human societies produces valuable outcomes for such systems. In this work, a system model with interactive agents for multi user service systems is proposed. A novel social interactive agent model using different interaction forms is also included in this proposal. In this model, agents decide how to serve to their users by considering their users' profiles and information from other agents. User clusters are formed by clustering techniques. The Q-learning algorithm is used for learning some general parameters for the society of the users. The model is evaluated in the personal story teller agent domain as a case study. Facial expressions are generated based on users' demands by these agents in this case study.

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SARIEL, S., AKGÜN, T. (2005). A Model for User Profiling Systems with Interacting Agents. Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Cilt: 13 - Sayı: 3, 311–332. https://ajindex.com/articles/184170

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