The goal of this paper is to present a logical framework for the formalization of agents` mutual beliefs in a Multi Agent system. The approach is based on a combination of extensional specifications of beliefs and context-based (finite) presentation of the specifications by employing a particular class of Multi Context systems. The extensional specification provides a set-theoretic characterization of beliefs in terms of sets closed under certain conditions. Its finite presentation is provided by using as constructors inference rules inside a Multi Context system. The resulting framework allows for capturing many relevant cases of real (non omniscient) agents, which are very common in Multi Agent scenarios embedded in real world environmen...
In this paper I present a simple logic for conditional beliefs in a multi-agent doxastic context (CD...
In multi-agent systems a group of autonomous intelligent systems, called agents, acts and cooperates...
Starting from the view that it is convenient to look to Artificial Agents (AA) as institutionally de...
. The formalization of agents attitudes, and belief in particular, has been investigated in the past...
The formalization of agents attitudes, and belief in particular, has been investigated in the past b...
The work described in this paper aims at the definition of a general framework for the formal specif...
This paper is concerned with providing a context based logic (language + semantics) for the represen...
It is widely recognized that intelligent and autonomous agents operating in a distributed environmen...
This paper describes a general framework for the formalization of monotonic reasoning about belief i...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
The goal of this paper is to provide a taxonomic characterization of the possible forms of belief ab...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
As discussed in previous papers, belief contexts are a powerful and adequate formalism for the repre...
(Conférencier invité) Workshop hosted by the 18th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence ECA...
Multi-agent systems consist of a number of autonomous agents (software programs) that are capable of...
In this paper I present a simple logic for conditional beliefs in a multi-agent doxastic context (CD...
In multi-agent systems a group of autonomous intelligent systems, called agents, acts and cooperates...
Starting from the view that it is convenient to look to Artificial Agents (AA) as institutionally de...
. The formalization of agents attitudes, and belief in particular, has been investigated in the past...
The formalization of agents attitudes, and belief in particular, has been investigated in the past b...
The work described in this paper aims at the definition of a general framework for the formal specif...
This paper is concerned with providing a context based logic (language + semantics) for the represen...
It is widely recognized that intelligent and autonomous agents operating in a distributed environmen...
This paper describes a general framework for the formalization of monotonic reasoning about belief i...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
The goal of this paper is to provide a taxonomic characterization of the possible forms of belief ab...
Single-agent planning in partially observable settings is a well understood problem and existing pla...
As discussed in previous papers, belief contexts are a powerful and adequate formalism for the repre...
(Conférencier invité) Workshop hosted by the 18th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence ECA...
Multi-agent systems consist of a number of autonomous agents (software programs) that are capable of...
In this paper I present a simple logic for conditional beliefs in a multi-agent doxastic context (CD...
In multi-agent systems a group of autonomous intelligent systems, called agents, acts and cooperates...
Starting from the view that it is convenient to look to Artificial Agents (AA) as institutionally de...