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uch.csd.msc//1998zabulis

Title

Χρήση αυτόνομων οντοτήτων λογισμικού στη διαχείριση πόρων ενός συστήματος επείγουσας προνοσοκομειακής ιατρικής

Alternative Title

Use of autonomous software entities in the resource management of an emergency prehospital medical system

Creator

Zampoulis, Xenophon

Abstract

The project to be presented deals with the design and implementation of an information system that acts in an auxiliary way in the resource management and emergency episode handling of an emergency pre hospital medical care system. Additional goal of the project is the development of added value services on the information that the system handles, so that it would calculate estimations on the future behavior of the system and assist the user, in order to improve the performance of emergency episode handling. For the achievement of the previous goal machine learning methods are being used in order to locate regions that have a history of presenting emergency episodes, as well as a shortest path algorithm that takes into consideration certain characteristics of the graph, such as tree structured subgraphs. The system uses a simulator of the emergency pre hospital medical care system, which has been developed, for the goals of the project. Main research goal of the project is the study of autonomous agent architectures and ways of developing software entities that present autonomous and intelligent behavior. The system that has been developed is based on this study. The project is oriented in defining a framework that defines an autonomous software entity and in creating a software library that supports it, giving the ability of creating such entities by specializing it.

Issue date

1998-07-01

Date available

1998-11-23

Collection

School/Department--School of Sciences and Engineering--Department of Computer Science--Post-graduate theses

Type of Work--Post-graduate theses

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