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• Smart Email - Almost an Agent Platform

  Publikacja

  • B. Wiszniewski
  • M. Godlewska

  - Rok 2013

  Network organizations suffer today of information overload and strain that rise their operational costs. One of the reasons of that is the dominance of email messaging as the princi-pal means of document exchange between their workers. Proac-tive documents can rationalize these costs and augment email systems with a process view based on collaboration patterns.

• Reliable Document-Centric Processing in Loosely Coupled Email-Based Systems

  Publikacja

  • M. Godlewska

  - Rok 2015

  Email is a simple way to exchange digital documents of any kind. The Mobile INteractive Document architecture (MIND) enables self-coordination and self-steering of document agent systems based on commonly available email services. In this paper, a mechanism for providing integrity and reliability of such an email based agent system is proposed to cope with message soft or hard bounces, user interrupts, and other unexpected events....

• Frequent Sequence Mining in Web Log Data

  Publikacja

  • P. Weichbroth

  - Rok 2018

  The amount of information available even on a single web server can be huge. On the other hand, the amount of visitors (users) can often reach a number of at least six digits. Users vary in gender, age and education, and in consequence their information needs are different. Moreover, they subconsciously expect to get more adequate content after visiting the first few pages. The scope of this kind of problem relates to the domain...

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• Primary role identification in e-mail networks using pattern subgraphs and sequence diagrams

  Publikacja

  • R. Brendel
  • H. Krawczyk

  - Rok 2012

  Social networks often forms very complex structures that additionally change over time. Description of actors' roles in such structures requires to take into account this dynamics reflecting behavioral characteristics of the actors. A role can be defined as a sequence of different types of activities. Various types of activities are modeled by pattern subgraphs, whereas sequences of these activities are modeled by sequence diagrams....