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This document proposes an intelligent agent architecture to help facilitate knowledge sharing among distributed groups of students. The architecture uses various agent types like interface agents, sensor agents, and learning agents to analyze knowledge sharing sessions, identify issues that may prevent effective knowledge assimilation, and provide recommendations on how to improve future knowledge sharing interactions. The goal is to help a coaching agent mediate situations where new knowledge is not being effectively shared or learned.
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INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING
DEEPAK NAYAK
NationalInstituteofScience&Technology
INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE
FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING
Under the Guidance of
Mr. Indraneel Mukhopadhyay
By
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INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING
DEEPAK NAYAK
NationalInstituteofScience&Technology
INTRODUCTION
This technology supports structured, on-line learning activities,
and provides facilities for assessment and collaboration.
The main aim is to assist an intelligent coaching agent in
mediating situations in which new knowledge is not effectively
assimilated by a distributed group of humans.
The key roles of the new analysis engine include
Recognizing when students are having trouble learning
the new concepts they share with each other
Determining why they are having trouble.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. [1] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING Under the Guidance of Mr. Indraneel Mukhopadhyay By DEEPAK NAYAK IT200117213
- 2. [2] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology INTRODUCTION This technology supports structured, on-line learning activities, and provides facilities for assessment and collaboration. The main aim is to assist an intelligent coaching agent in mediating situations in which new knowledge is not effectively assimilated by a distributed group of humans. The key roles of the new analysis engine include Recognizing when students are having trouble learning the new concepts they share with each other Determining why they are having trouble.
- 3. [3] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology THE PROBLEMS Coding Guidelines Good Design Program Correctness Implied knowledge
- 4. [4] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology PROPOSED SOLUTION System Requirements System Design Agents Agent-Architecture
- 5. [5] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology USE OF CODE REVIEW SYSTEM Implementation Code Review System Peer Review Solutions Compilable Code Peer Reviewed Code Review Recommendations Code ready for peer review
- 6. [6] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology PROPOSED AGENT ARCHITECTURE User User Interface Agent Sensor Agents Network Facilitator Agent Learning Agents Solution Agents Detection Agents Worker Agents
- 7. [7] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology ARCHITECTURE FOR SUPPORTING KNOWLEDGE SHARING
- 8. [8] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology THE ANALYST TEAM Dialog Segmenter Responsible for determining when students begin sharing their knowledge on a particular topic Knowledge Sharing Analyzer It analyzes the episode to determine its effectiveness Instructional Strategist Agent It plans how students may be effective or ineffective at sharing knowledge
- 9. [9] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE SHARING Quantitative Analysis
- 10. [10] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology Qualitative Analysis
- 11. [11] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology CONCLUSION The effectiveness of knowledge sharing and construction depends upon: The participants’ evolving knowledge bases The group’s ability to share and assimilate the bits of knowledge necessary to construct new knowledge
- 12. [12] INTELLIGENT AGENT ARCHITECTURE FOR KNOWLEDGE SHARING DEEPAK NAYAK NationalInstituteofScience&Technology THANK YOU