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MySpiders 04/09/2004 03:59 PM

MySpiders
http://myspiders.info rmatics.indiana.edu/

MySpiders are threads in a Java applet implementing intelligent, autonomous, adaptive software agents that will crawl the Web on your behalf. MySpiders are a prototype of the InfoSpiders project, bringing artificial life to the Web. MySpiders were mainly developed by Gautam Pant under the direction of Filippo Menczer. If you have any questions, please see their FAQ. Filippo presented this project at my BOT2000 and BOT2001 Conferences. Filippo has moved from the University of Iowa to the University of Indiana. This will be added to eCurrent Awareness Resources 2004 Business Inteligence Report and Bot Research Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

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