Titlebook: Chance Discovery; Yukio Ohsawa,Peter McBurney Book 2003 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2003 Computer.Forecast.Prediction.Rare Events.Ta

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Discovery of Tacit Knowledge and Topical Ebbs and Flows Within the Utterances of an Online Communityrelevant word associations in relation to seed words in the utterance. This may involve uncovering implicit associations or reweighting explicit associations more highly. The set of such associations forms a part of ‘conversational implicature’. The chapter describes techniques for computing associa

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Agent Communications for Chance Discoveryiefs and intentions. For such a community of agents, we derive a set of five requirements for the design of languages and protocols for communications between the agents when discussing chance discovery and management. We then use these requirements to assess two proposals in the multi-agent systems

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Logics of Argumentation for Chance Discoveryes a chance event, and what action, if any, to take in response. One approach to agent communication in this situation is to insist that agents not only send messages, but also support them with reasons why those messages are appropriate. This is argumentation-based communication. In this chapter, w

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Effects of Scenic Informationextual shifts of a human, which carries him/her into deeper concerns with actions on chances to be discovered. In other words, scenic information guides a human to the imagination of new environments with new chances. This chapter shows the role of scenic information in up-to-date application domain