Analysis on Intelligent Agent based Approach for Software Engineering

Abstract

A broad area of research, known as "Agent-Based Computing", focuses on developing "agent-based" intelligent software using agent-based techniques. However, there is a scarcity of research focusing on providing enough evidence of the superiority of agent-based techniques in creating complex software systems. This article has attempted to provide evidence for why agent-based techniques are superior to traditional methods for creating complex software systems, such as control systems. A case of a distinct agent-based control system (the power transportation management system used by Iber-26 drola) is used to illustrate these broader principles. This line of reasoning allows advocates of complex software engineering paradigms to accurately assert that their method can replicate the essential ideas behind agent-based computing. When broken down to their most basic components, agent-based systems are just computer programmes, and every programme has the same set of computable functionalities. The value of a paradigm lies in the way of thinking and the tools it teaches to programmers. As such, agent-based ideas and approaches are not just an extension of those now accessible within existing paradigms, but also well suited to the development of large, networked systems.