A Plan-Based Service Composition for Work Process Agent in Ubiquitous Computing
Seheon Song, Minkoo Kim · 2011
In this paper, we discuss a Work Process Agent (WPA) that enables users to access a range of services for achieving their tasks with service composition based on planning in ubiquitous computing environment. WPA is a smart assistant application specializing in information service which needs to provide each user's own user model and make the model be adapted to the user's preferences dynamically. With WPA, users can achieve their task in a simple way. WPA employs a special BDI-based coordinator agent with planning for coordinating the individual WPA and external services. The plan-based service composition model works at abstraction level of process. This model makes it possible to reuse the frames of plans by making it independent from domain.