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....contribute to this refined definition: dependency theory and speech acts. Both of these concepts define structured relations among interacting agents. Our insight is that a role is just a labeling of a recurring pattern of dependencies and (speech and other) interactions. Dependency theory (e.g. [7, 8, 34], to cite only a few classic references) is based on the idea that interactions among agents result from an incompatibility between a single agent s goals and its resources and capabilities. Typically, an agent does not control all the resources or have the ability to execute all the actions ....
C. Castelfranchi. Founding Agent's 'Autonomy' on Dependence Theory. In Proceedings of 14th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, pages 353-357, IOS Press, 2000.
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.... her software agent) Or it may vary over time (as when peer agents negotiate a work plan that calls for one of them to supervise the other, resulting in a distinguished subordinate relationship during execution) These concepts can be developed more formally through dependency and autonomy theory [7, 25], but such a development would take us too far afield in the present discussion. The environment has a set of state variables that can be sensed by the agents. The environment may support its own processes that couple its state variables and cause them to change over time. It is useful to ....
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C. Castelfranchi. Founding Agent's 'Autonomy' on Dependence Theory. In Proceedings of 14th European Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Berlin, Germany, pages 353-357, IOS Press, 2000.
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