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Electronic commerce (e-commerce) has been sweeping the globe. For a long time, information technology was mainly passive; users went online and downloaded data. Today, information technology offers interactive and communication functions, which makes e-commerce more than a fad. Now, it has become a part of the way people live their lives. Dynamic Web sites contain Web pages that display constantly changing content; a technique that is an important foundation of e-commerce. There are two ways to achieve dynamic content generat ....etc

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e “ Consultancy is to take care of the searching of suitable job by a candidate, identifying the required skill set by organizations and to provide the marketing. Here any candidate can enter their own bio-data for getting suitable job, the job provider can easily the identify the required potential and also to provide advertisement. The main objective of my project is to reduce the time for both job seekers and job providers. For the system the Front-end is Asp.net and Back-end is SQL Server. The system is developed by adopting top-down ....etc

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Most of the examples of collective behavior mentioned above are instances of crowd behavior. The classic treatment of crowds is Gustave LeBon, The Crowd: A Study of the Popular Mind (1896), in which LeBon shows himself to be a frightened aristocrat.

He interprets the crowd episodes of the French Revolution as irrational reversions to animal emotion, and]] such reversions as characteristic of crowds in general. Freud expresses a similar view in his Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego (1922).

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Collective Intelligence

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Collective intelligence is defined as the ability of a group to solve more problems
than its individual members. It is argued that the obstacles created by individual cognitive limits and the difficulty of coordination can be overcome by using a collective mental map (CMM). A CMM is defined as an external memory with shared read/write access that represents problem states, actions and preferences
for actions. It can be formalized as a weighted, directed graph. The creation of a network of pheromone ....etc

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Collective intelligence, as characterized by Tom Atlee, Douglas Engelbart, Cliff Joslyn, Francis Heylighen, Ron Dembo, and other theorists, is a working form of intelligence which overcomes groupthink and individual cognitive bias in order to allow a collective to cooperate on one process€while maintaining reliable intellectual performance. In this context, it refers to robust consensus decision making, and may properly be considered a subfield of sociology. Another CI pioneer, George, author of The Quest for Collective Intell ....etc

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Scalable Learning of Collective Behavior



INTRODUCTION
THE advancement in computing and communication
technologies enables people to get together
and share information in innovative ways. Social
networking sites (a recent phenomenon) empower
people of different ages and backgrounds with new
forms of collaboration, communication, and collective
intelligence. Prodigious numbers of online volunteers
collaboratively write encyclopedia articles of
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