Situating Cognitive Agents in GOLEM

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Danny Weyns, Sven A. Brueckner, Yves Demazeau (a cura di)
Engineering Environment-Mediated Multi-Agent Systems, pp. 115–134
Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5049
Springer
2008

We investigate the application of a logic-based framework representing an agent environment as a composite structure that evolves over time. Such a complex structure contains the interaction between two main classes of entities: agents and objects. Interactions between these entities are specified in term of events whose occurrence is governed by a set of physical laws specifying the possible evolutions of the agent environment, including how these evolutions are perceived by agents and affect objects and processes in the agent environment. We illustrate the work using GOLEM, a protype platform whose aim is to implement the framework to build situated cognitive agents in a distributed agent environment.

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