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....are not many attempts to extend such formalisms to MAS. In [4,8] nonmonotonic behaviour is treated at procedural level. In [11] Perrault proposes, at a formal level, an axiomatization of inter agent communication based on possible world semantics and Reiter s default logic, further developed in [15] by an axiomatization of belief transfer in a nonmonotonic modal logic of belief and time. Our work starts from a different approach of assumption based reasoning, namely TLI, and shows how this paradigm may be applied to design and model agents in MAS. A considerable number of sources deal with ....
R.M. Young. Reasoning about the effects of communication on beliefs, Stanford University (1994), Web source.
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