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Predictive algorithms in the management of computer systems.
An important characteristic of an intelligent agent is its ability to learn from previous experience in order to predict future events. The mechanization of the learning process by computer . . .

Cross training and its application to skill mining.
An increasing number of knowledge-intensive organizations prize their human skill set as their primary asset. Like any asset, skills can only be fully utilized if they are well understood and . . .

A probabilistic estimation framework for predictive modeling analytics.(IBM ProbE customizable data mining engine)
IBM ProbE (for probabilistic estimation) is a customizable data mining engine that is being developed to enhance the IBM predictive modeling products and services. Viewed from the broadest . . .

A decision-tree-based symbolic rule induction system for text categorization.
The text categorization problem is to determine predefined categories for an incoming unlabeled message or document containing text, based on information extracted from a training set of . . .

Automated generation of model cases for help-desk applications.
An ill-formed document repository may contain documents covering the same topics and documents composed of unfocused text. Ideally, we would like to reduce the size of this database by eliminating . . .

Using fuzzy control to maximize profits in service level management.
The advent of e-commerce has created a business need for high-quality information technology (IT) services. For example, a "buy" transaction that takes more than a few seconds may cause the . . .

Using a constraint satisfaction formulation and solution techniques for random test program generation.
Functional verification is widely acknowledged as the bottleneck of the hardware design cycle. (1) Because simulation is the main vehicle for the functional verification of large and complex . . .

Intelligent probing: A cost-effective approach to fault diagnosis in computer networks.
As distributed systems and networks continue to grow in size and complexity, tasks such as fault localization and problem diagnosis become significantly more challenging. As a result, tools are . . .

ABLE: a toolkit for building multiagent autonomic systems.(Agent Building and Learning Environment)
It has been over 50 years since Alan Turing described the prototypical test for intelligent machines. In Turing's view, a computer could be called intelligent if it could pass as a human . . .

Architectures for intelligent systems.
In the years since its founding conference in 1956, the field of artificial intelligence (AI) has generated an impressive collection of valuable components, but no comparably successful . . .

Preface.(artificial intelligence research)
The practical side of the field of artificial intelligence (AI) aims to imbue smartness into computers and applications so that people may use the computers as if the machines are able savants. . . .

Message from the Vice President, Services and Software, Research Division.(IBM's artificial intelligence research)(Editorial)
The quest to understand the nature of intelligence is one of the great intellectual challenges of humankind. Of all the great questions--the nature of life, the structure of matter, the origins . . .

Instance-level access control for business-to-business electronic commerce.
The promise of electronic commerce is that it can improve economic efficiency by increasing the pool of potential buyers and sellers and by reducing transaction costs. Electronic marketplaces, . . .

Applications of flexible pricing in business-to-business electronic commerce.
For centuries, businesses used negotiations and bartering as a matter of routine. The industrial age saw the emergence of mass production and extended distribution chains, which made . . .

E-commerce interoperability with IBM's WebSphere Commerce products.
With the rapid growth of the Internet, organizations are increasingly using the Web to conduct business with greater speed, reach, and efficiency. This transformation is especially prevalent . . .

A framework-based approach to building private trading exchanges.
Private trading exchanges (PTXs) are emerging as the cornerstones of business-to-business e-commerce. AMR Research describes the PTX as "an application platform on which a company builds its . . .

A platform for business-to-business sell-side, private exchanges and marketplaces.
Over the last few years, a tremendous number of information sites have emerged on the Internet, providing a variety of content, commerce, and collaboration services to individuals, businesses, . . .

Securing Web services.
Two terms have emerged for describing loosely coupled services delivered over the Internet. These interchangeable terms set the stage for a major evolution of application and integration styles. . . .

Web services management approaches.
Web services (1) are rapidly emerging as important building blocks for business integration. They are finding important applications in business-to-business, business-to-consumer, and enterprise . . .

Web services and business process management.
Web services are unanimously supported by major suppliers of middleware technology (see for example References 1-5). Standards in this area, such as SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), (6) WSDL . . .

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