Titlebook: Computational Logic in Multi-Agent Systems; 8th International Wo Fariba Sadri,Ken Satoh Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04451-2ent a first-order epistemic language interpreted on this semantics and prove soundness and completeness of the quantified modal system ., an axiomatisation for these structures. Finally, we exemplify the use of the logic by modeling message passing systems, a relevant class of interpreted systems analysed in epistemic logic.

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Formal Modelling of Emotions in BDI Agentsmproved version of the . logic and show how it can be used to model the role of three emotions in Emotional-BDI agents: ., . and .. We also focus in the computational properties of . which can lead to its use in automated proof systems.

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Towards Context Sensitive Defeasible Rulesesentation of defeasible rules, tailored for argumentation based defeasible reasoning, that is free of such an assumption. We provide a mapping between our argumentation system and Dung’s abstract argumentation theory to show its efficacy.

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Proof Theory for Distributed Knowledgequent calculus system for propositional epistemic logic with operators for distributed knowledge is given, and a cut-elimination theorem for the system is proved. Examples of reasoning about distributed knowledge that use the calculus are given.

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EVOLP: Tranformation-Based Semanticserize EVOLP by transforming it into an equivalent normal logic program over an extended language, that serves as a basis of an existing implementation. Then we prove that the proposed transformation is sound and complete and examine its computational complexity.

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A Heuristic Approach to P2P Negotiationagent’s objectives and minimize the number of agents’ interactions. The proposed algorithm aims at improving a fundamental parameter of the negotiation process: the interaction complexity in the average case.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-04451-2xpose the rationale behind such trusting decisions. Our solution features a separation of opponent modeling and decision making. It uses possibilistic logic to model behavior of opponents, and we propose an extension of the argumentation framework by Amgoud and Prade [1] to use the fuzzy rules within these models for well-supported decisions.