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Motivational attitudes of agents: On desires, obligations, and norms
F Dignum, D Kinny, L Sonenberg
Lecture Notes in Computer Science Including Subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics | SPRINGER-VERLAG BERLIN | Published : 2002
Abstract
Many papers about agents mention BDI as a reference logical model for agents, but this model does not offer a thorough formal account of the connections between the different modalities of Beliefs, Desires and Intentions. Of course, work such as that of Rao and Georgeff [14] and of Cohen and Levesque [5] has pointed to some specific constraints, but does not offer a complete logical theory that explains all possible connections between, e.g., goals and intentions. Another point of concern often voiced is the long-standing gap between the BDI logical model and practical agent implementations. Judged by its applicability, it might seem that the BDI model is becoming less important, due to the ..
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