A Multi-Agent Systems Approach for Optimized Biomedical Literature Search

The potential of Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) in tackling the complexities of biomedical literature searches has been increasingly recognized. This research delves into the application of MAS for the amalgamation of varied information sources and expertise, striving for a higher degree of accuracy and comprehensiveness in search results. A distinct MAS framework, designed and implemented specifically for biomedical literature searching, is introduced. In this framework, decentralized agents are employed, each bearing responsibility for specific tasks such as data collection, pre-processing, information retrieval, and result evaluation. A collaborative and communicative environment among these agents is fostered to augment the overall performance of the system. To bolster the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the search outcomes, a variety of information sources and expertise are incorporated within the MAS. This amalgamation of expert knowledge and domain-specific information serves to enhance the relevance and accuracy of the retrieved results. Evaluation of MAS performance is carried out through multiple criteria and metrics, providing insightful feedback for continuous improvement of the system. The research illuminates the potential advantages of utilizing MAS in the realm of biomedical literature searches. The MAS framework demonstrates enhanced scalability, flexibility, and reliability when compared to traditional centralized approaches. Furthermore, the framework accommodates the integration of diverse expertise, allowing for the customization of the search process based on specific requirements. In conclusion, this study emphasizes the merits of MAS in advancing biomedical literature search by converging multiple sources of information and expertise. The results underscore the capability of MAS to navigate inherent challenges, thereby delivering precise and comprehensive search outcomes.