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Issues in Agent Communication (Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 1916) by Frank Dignum (editor), Mark Greaves (editor) is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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A First Attempt To Develop A Standardized Agent Communication Language (acl) Resulted In Kqml, Probably The Most Widely Used Such Language. However, A Lot Of Technical Work Remains To Be Done. Even Worse, So Far, There Seems To Be Little Consensus On The Basics Of Agent Communication And There Is No Clear Understanding Of The Semantics Of Individual Speech Acts Or Even Of The Basic Concepts That Should Be Used To Define The Semantics. This Book Documents Two Workshops On Communication In Mas Held In 1999, One On Specifying And Implementing Conversation Policies (sicp) And The Other In Agent Communication Languages And Presents The Current State Of The Art Of Research In The Field. A Detailed Introductory Overview By The Volume Editors Highlights A Number Of Issues That Play An Important Role In Agent Communication. Acl Semantics And Practice -- Issues In Agent Communication: An Introduction / Frank Dignum And Mark Greaves -- Semantic, Normative And Practical Aspects Of Agent Communication / Marco Colombetti -- Social Semantics For Agent Communcation Languages / Munindar P. Singh -- Some Legal Aspects Of Inter-agent Communication: From The Sincerity Condition To 'ethical' Agents / J

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Author
Frank Dignum (editor), Mark Greaves (editor)
Publisher
Springer Berlin Heidelberg : Imprint : Springer
Published
2000
Language
EN
ISBN
9783540400288
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Computer Science, Mathematics, Programming

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