Experimental Implementation approach of Crawling Framework CARE JOBS for Disability Job Search Using Intelligent Agents

Diana  AVRAM

doi:10.24297/ijct.v23i.9559

Authors

Diana AVRAM GRAFEN SOFTWARE SRL

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24297/ijct.v23i.9559

Keywords:

Intelligent agents, Crawling Framework, Disability, Job Search

Abstract

The Crawling Framework CAREJOBS (CF) we present here is a suite of tools dedicated to facilitating job search for people with disabilities. In this experimental implementation we propose a crawler with modern architecture based on intelligent agents, a multi-agent system trained on the basis of a rule engine. We also present a case of using CF in a CV creation expert. It can be seen that our approach is perfectible by adding learning to the agent model.

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