Titlebook: Declarative Agent Languages and Technologies III; Third International Matteo Baldoni,Ulle Endriss,Paolo Torroni Conference proceedings 200

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Delali A. Gawu,Richard Obeng Mensahistency conditions on this set cannot in general be assumed – reasoning takes time and real agents frequently have contradictory beliefs. This paper discusses a formal model of knowledge as explicitly computed sets of formulae. It is assumed that agents represent their knowledge syntactically, and t

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Antonio Manrique de Luna Barriosth respect to the design and implementation of multi-agent system is how these agents may individually reason and communicate about their knowledge and beliefs, with a view to cooperation and collaboration. In this paper, we present a deductive reasoning multi-agent platform using an extension of an

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Antonio Manrique de Luna Barriosaged via rules. Our rules operate on a representation of the states of affairs of a multi-agent system. We define the syntax and semantics of our rules and an interpreter; we achieve greater precision and expressiveness by allowing . to be part of our rules. We show how the rules and states come tog

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Democratic Network Governance in Europetheir set of beliefs, and . their beliefs by incorporating a new belief which may be inconsistent with their previous beliefs. An influential theory of belief change proposed by Alchourron, G?rdenfors and Makinson (AGM) [1] describes postulates which rational belief revision and contraction operatio

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Comparative Territorial Politicsally changing world. Therefore, replanning in “forward-chaining” HTN planning has become an important subject for future study. This paper presents the new agent algorithm that integrates forward-chaining HTN planning, execution, belief updates, and plan modifications. Also, through combination with