What is Mobile Agents

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Mobile agents are a specific form of processing code and software agent paradigm that is able to migrate from one sensor node to another autonomously and continue its execution on the destination sensor node. Learn more in: An Introduction to Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks

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Mobile agents are the agents that can physically travel across a network, and perform tasks on machines that provide agent-hosting capability. Learn more in: Agent Based Product Negotiation Models in Mobile Commerce

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Are software programs that use their “mobility” qualities to room across networks in order to access information and carry out tasks for their own processes, on behalf of their owners and/or other agents. Learn more in: Improving Clinical Practice through Mobile Medical Informatics

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Is a term used to describe software agents that can migrate (move) from one computing location (e.g., process or computer) to another and continue its execution on its destination. Learn more in: Formal Approach to Ensuring Interoperability of Mobile Agents

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Mobile agents are specialized software which move between nodes to accomplish their assigned tasks, such as data collection and so forth. Learn more in: Cutting the Gordian Knot: Intrusion Detection Systems in Ad Hoc Networks

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A mobile agent is a composition of computer software and data which is able to migrate (move) from one computer to another autonomously and continue its execution on the destination computer. Learn more in: Towards Autonomic Infrastructures via Mobile Agents and Active Networks

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These are the gents that have the capability of physically travelling across a network autonomously and perform tasks on machines that provide agent hosting capability. This is a software agent with some interesting properties that includes autonomy, social ability, learning, and most importantly, mobility. Learn more in: Modernization of Healthcare and Medical Diagnosis System Using Multi Agent System (MAS): A Comparative Study