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Introduction. Bringing gender into migration and obligations to describe both conversation specifications and policies. Conversation specifications are described in terms of the speech acts that an agent can/cannot/must/must not perform based on the sequence of messages received and sent. On the other hand, conversation policies restrict how

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Mirjana Morokvasic,Umut Erel,Kyoko Shinozakihe content of utterances, and the context. They can be used for example to express that an answer must refer back in a meaningful way to the question that it answers. We also discuss several possible ways in which the enforcement of coherence constraints can be implemented in a multiagent system. Fi

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Crossing Borders and Shifting Boundariesy, which is a decisive property of artificial agents. This paper introduces an observation-based approach to the semantics of agent communication, which combines benefits of the two most influential traditional approaches to agent communication semantics, namely the . (agent-centric) and the . (i.e.

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CERC Studies in Comparative Education reasons for statements. Yet the most widely-known language for agent communications — the . — lacks locutions for such argument. Drawing on both speech act theory and the philosophy of communicative action, we first present a novel typology of speech acts for agent communications. We use this as th

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0446-6nd refined in this literature with particular emphasis on the basic performatives of REQUEST and INFORM, which subsequently have many subtle versions. Even these less common performatives have been extended and refined multiple times. In many cases the underlying definitions upon which the various p

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0446-6 we extend CASL to incorporate a formal model of means-ends reasoning suitable for a multiagent context. In particular, we define a simple model of cooperative ability, give a definition of rational plans, and show how an agent’s intentions play a role in determining her next actions. This bridges t

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