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Handling Preferences in P2P Systems

2012
A peer to peer system easily provides a way to aggregate information distributed in the network. Anyhow, while collecting data it is quite natural for a source peer to associate different degrees of reliability to the portion of data provided by its neighbor peers.
Luciano Caroprese, Ester Zumpano
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A System of Drug Handling in Hospital

British Journal of Psychiatry, 1973
To rely on a system of drug administration based on a transcribed drug list is to court disaster. The high incidence of errors of transcription has been documented by Crooks (1964) (1), Wallace (1965) (2), Watt et al. (in press) (3).
J A, Watt   +5 more
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Designing Case Handling Systems

2008
A case handling system is an information system supporting the handling of cases. The (sub) tasks for a particular case are performed by persons or software agents and the result of a task is the updating of the case data. Case handling systems consist of three parts: (1) a workflow engine that executes the process of a case, (2) a document manager ...
Kees M. van Hee   +4 more
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An experimental remote handling system

Advanced Robotics, 1986
An experimental robotic remote handling system is described which has been constructed in order to investigate various engineering problems in advanced remote handling such as the man-machine interface, system control and communication. The device consists of a mobile and a control station.
Yoshikuni Shinohara   +4 more
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Silkworm Handling Robot System

Proceedings of the 2005 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation, 2006
This paper describes the development and experimental results obtained using a silkworm handling robot. This study was performed to establish a system for the handling of silkworms, and to make use of automated breeding to produce usable materials. Silkworms are soft and amorphous.
Hideaki Takanobu   +4 more
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Modelling Message Handling System

2003
This paper introduces a new approach to designing a Message Handling Assistant (MA). It provides a generic model of an MA and an intention extraction function for text messages using speech act theory and the belief-desire-intention (BDI) model of rational agency.
Song, Insu, Piggott, Pushkar
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The simulation of material handling systems

SIMULATION, 1990
This article describes the simulation of material handling (MH) systems using simulation languages and simulators. We first show how to construct a simulation of a MH system using the standard blocks available in two general purpose simulation languages.
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System Handling of Functional Operators

Journal of the ACM, 1961
Systems for handling free operators in order to bridge the wide gap exlstlng between the way scientists state problems or mathematical models and the program to which these problems or models must be reduced to be accepted by the compilers or computers of current use are discussed. A system which makes use of charts and symbols for the expansion of the
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Expert systems and document handling

Information Processing & Management, 1987
Abstract The notion of an “expert system” is briefly reviewed so as to discuss its significance and to raise a number of issues relevant to document handling. The paper is tutorial in nature and does not attempt to present any new research results, although some of the points might be new ones in this particular application context.
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Event Handling in the Lego System

Software: Practice and Experience, 1997
An event is an action that alters a program's normal flow of execution. Events can be classified into asynchronous (such as the expiration of a timer or a request to terminate a process) and synchronous (for example, arithmetic and protection faults).
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