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A Local Active Learning Strategy by Cooperative Multi-Agent Systems

In this paper, we place ourselves in the context learning approach and we aim to show that adaptive multiagent systems are a relevant solution to its enhancement with local active learning strategy. We use a local learning approach inspired by constructivism: context learning by adaptive multi-agent systems. We seek to introduce active learning requests as a mean of internally improving the learning process by detecting and resolving imprecisions between the learnt knowledge. We propose a strategy of local active learning for resolving learning inaccuracies. In this article, we evaluate the performance of local active learning. We show that the addition of active learning requests facilitated by self-observation accelerates and generalizes learning, intelligently selects learning data, and increases performance on prediction errors.