Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems

The issues of modelling software agents in collaborative systems present some problems and difficulties caused by the diversity of tasks and the procedures attached to them. Consequently, such diversity poses a critical challenge to implement scheduled tasks. In this paper, we propose collaborative...

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Main Authors:	Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas, Mazlina, Abdul Majid, Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	IOP Publishing 2019
Subjects:	QA76 Computer software TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering
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spelling	ump-263142019-12-20T08:43:12Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26314/ Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas Mazlina, Abdul Majid Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad QA76 Computer software TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering The issues of modelling software agents in collaborative systems present some problems and difficulties caused by the diversity of tasks and the procedures attached to them. Consequently, such diversity poses a critical challenge to implement scheduled tasks. In this paper, we propose collaborative human-agent system in which a software agent collaborates and cooperates with its human counterpart in several job positions of an organization. The goal of the GNA approach is to improve collaboration between humans when performing tasks within a workflow process. The GNA is built based on the concept of a node which comprises of a human, agents, and their shared functions. This concept espouses the notion that agents could be deployed to assist humans in many common workflow processes and to handle mundane tasks. Furthermore, a multi-agent system is advocated as an application or platform for managing distributed data. Specifically, this paper describes a conceptual design of a generic approach based on the notion of nodes to construct a Generic Nodal Abstraction (GNA) approach that is deployable as a modeling and simulation platform for organizational processes. IOP Publishing 2019-08-14 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed pdf en cc_by http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26314/1/Conceptual%20design%20of%20a%20generic%20nodal%20abstraction%20%28GNA%29.pdf Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas and Mazlina, Abdul Majid and Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad (2019) Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems. In: IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, Joint Conference on Green Engineering Technology & Applied Computing 2019, 4-5 February 2019 , Bangkok, Thailand. pp. 1-5., 551 (012043). ISSN 1757-8981 (Print), 1757-899X (Online) https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/551/1/012043
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spellingShingle	QA76 Computer software TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas Mazlina, Abdul Majid Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
description	The issues of modelling software agents in collaborative systems present some problems and difficulties caused by the diversity of tasks and the procedures attached to them. Consequently, such diversity poses a critical challenge to implement scheduled tasks. In this paper, we propose collaborative human-agent system in which a software agent collaborates and cooperates with its human counterpart in several job positions of an organization. The goal of the GNA approach is to improve collaboration between humans when performing tasks within a workflow process. The GNA is built based on the concept of a node which comprises of a human, agents, and their shared functions. This concept espouses the notion that agents could be deployed to assist humans in many common workflow processes and to handle mundane tasks. Furthermore, a multi-agent system is advocated as an application or platform for managing distributed data. Specifically, this paper describes a conceptual design of a generic approach based on the notion of nodes to construct a Generic Nodal Abstraction (GNA) approach that is deployable as a modeling and simulation platform for organizational processes.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas Mazlina, Abdul Majid Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad
author_facet	Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas Mazlina, Abdul Majid Mohd Sharifuddin, Ahmad
author_sort	Mohammed, Khudhair Abbas
title	Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
title_short	Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
title_full	Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
title_fullStr	Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
title_full_unstemmed	Conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (GNA) for a human-agent collaboration systems
title_sort	conceptual design of a generic nodal abstraction (gna) for a human-agent collaboration systems
publisher	IOP Publishing
publishDate	2019
url	http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26314/ http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26314/ http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/26314/1/Conceptual%20design%20of%20a%20generic%20nodal%20abstraction%20%28GNA%29.pdf
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