Starting from the view that it is convenient to look to Artificial Agents (AA) as institutionally defined entities, and to AA communities as institutionally organised social collectivities, this paper develops a conceptual apparatus for reasoning with and about the sort of beliefs that AA’s have to entertain in order to guarantee appropriate mutual acknowledgment of their institutional attributes.
Mutual Belief Inferences in a Multi-Agent Setting / A. Artosi. - STAMPA. - (2006), pp. 57-71.
Mutual Belief Inferences in a Multi-Agent Setting
ARTOSI, ALBERTO
2006
Abstract
Starting from the view that it is convenient to look to Artificial Agents (AA) as institutionally defined entities, and to AA communities as institutionally organised social collectivities, this paper develops a conceptual apparatus for reasoning with and about the sort of beliefs that AA’s have to entertain in order to guarantee appropriate mutual acknowledgment of their institutional attributes.File in questo prodotto:
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