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   From: ted.dunning@gmail.com   
      
   anees.haider@gmail.com wrote:   
   > Hi,   
   >   
   > I am final year, computer science student of under graduation program.   
   > In this year i have to make a computer science project.   
   >   
   > I have decided to do my MS in Artificial Intelligence.   
   > So, I am interested in implementing a Multiagent system having   
   > Intelligent Agents. I dont want to create business application instead   
   > i want to solve some real world problem espacially Natural Science   
   > problem using Artificial Intelligence.   
   >   
   > Please provide me some project ideas in this regards but i have very   
   > little time left to submit project proposal, last date is 14th   
   > September '06, i will be very thankfull to you.   
   >   
   > Sincerely,   
   >   
   > Anees Haider   
   >   
      
   Anees,   
      
   Agent-based systems are very last century.   
      
   How about writing a program that crawls something like citeseer or a   
   patent database and finds mentions of something simple (say chemical   
   names) and tries to establish what keywords are associated to those   
   things.   
      
   Or build a search engine that searches patents using the link structure   
   of references.  Or academic articles with the same intent.   
      
   Or a system that builds a map of people in science embedded in a   
   conceptual space based on what they work on.   
      
   Russell also made a good suggestion that you can try to replicate some   
   published work.  There is some good work, for instance, in time series   
   clustering done by people at Universty of California at Riverside.  If   
   you could replicate or exend that work, that would be an excellent   
   final year project.  Search for 'SAX, time series' to find out more.   
      
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