Titlebook: Agent Communication; International Worksh Rogier M. Eijk,Marc-Philippe Huget,Frank Dignum Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Dialogization and Implicit Information in an Agent Communicational ModelTheoretically, our model uses a public approach based on social commitments and on what we call communicational states. In addition, we consider communication as a negotiation process formed by a set of initiative/reactive dialogue games. The paper also presents an implementation of our model in a multi-agent system called POSTAGE.

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Agent Communication and Institutional Realityial institution that we call Basic Institution. We then go on defining special institutions, that augment the Basic Institution by adding ontological and normative elements. Finally, as an example of a special institution we give a partial definition of the institution of English Auctions.

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Optimal Communication Vocabularies and Heterogeneous Ontologies share some minimal common ground which can be used to learn new concepts. We will discuss which concepts of the different ontologies the agents should learn from each other in order to establish a communication vocabulary that enables optimal communication.

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Locutions for Argumentation in Agent Interaction Protocolse basis for proposing an interaction protocol, called ., comprising five locutions we consider necessary for argumentation, and which may be added to the . Both an axiomatic and an operational semantics for the . Protocol are given.

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A Model of Rational Agency for Communicating Agentshe gap between intentions to achieve a goal and intentions to act. We also define a notion of subjective plan execution and show that in the absence of interference, an agent that is able to achieve a goal, intends to do so, and is acting rationally will eventually achieve it.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0446-6he gap between intentions to achieve a goal and intentions to act. We also define a notion of subjective plan execution and show that in the absence of interference, an agent that is able to achieve a goal, intends to do so, and is acting rationally will eventually achieve it.