Titlebook: Declarative Agent Languages and Technologies IV; 4th International Wo Matteo Baldoni,Ulle Endriss Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-Verl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-11412-2agents and web services may use vocabularies from different ontologies to describe their data. The current research on ontology mapping and ontology translation mainly focuses on how to map and translate vocabularies and associated data instances from one ontology to another. However, more complicat

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230626560nal belief additions, and support for reasoning with ontological knowledge, which imply the need for belief revision within an AgentSpeak agent. In this paper, we show how a polynomial-time belief-revision algorithm can be incorporated into the . AgentSpeak interpreter by making use of .’s language

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Lothar Brock,Anna Geis,Harald Müllers model social concepts like organization and roles and which properties distinguish them from other categories like objects and agents: the organizational structure of institutions and the relation between roles and organizations. All social concepts depend on descriptions defining them, which are

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Lothar Brock,Anna Geis,Harald Müllerto information, the explanation(s) and conclusion(s) they can draw from their observations are inevitably uncertain. In this context, the efficient propagation of information is concerned with two interrelated aspects: spreading the information as quickly as possible, and refining the hypotheses at

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Paths, Choices, Outcomes, and Uncertaintyork with an elegant formal semantics. However, the original language is too abstract to be used as a programming language for developing multi-agent system. In this paper, we address one of the features that are essential for a pragmatical agent programming language. We show how certain . of AgentSp