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Ardissono, L., Boella, G., and Lesmo, L. (2000). Plan based agent architecture for interpreting natural language dialogue. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, (52):583-636.
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....of the society. 5 We disregard the e ect of the quality of the paper on the acceptance process. a goal because another agent has the same state as a goal ) moreover, goal adoption is at the basis of the de nition of cooperation among agents in [5] and [4] and of dialogical interaction in [2]. It must be noted that the satisfaction of a goal adopted from another agent A is not per se advantageous for an agent B. However, an adopted goal can be instrumental for B. In the same way, an agent has normally a number of (private) goals which are only instrumental to other goals which ....
....de nition of action schemata appears in [4] 6 For the sake of brevity, here we limit ourselves to one normative agent. 7 Actually, a plan may be composed of a single simple action. 8 In this paper, we do not consider the possibility of an abstraction hierarchy among actions. But see [2]. In turn, each element of BAct is a 5 tuple BActSch = fActA; ActV; ActP; P roc; ActEg, i.e. a Basic Action schema, which is a schema where the body (decomposition) is replaced with an executable procedure (for instance to activate a sensing action, or to execute a transaction on a data base) ....
L. Ardissono, G. Boella, and L. Lesmo. Plan based agent architecture for interpreting natural language dialogue. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, (52):583-636, 2000.
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....as pects are strictly related: actions finalized to achieving goals, natural language understanding and generation, and the recognition of other agents behavior. In the following, we will see how these requirement can be partially achieved by exploiting the agent architecture we proposed in (Ardissono Boella 1998) as the basis of a model of dialog and interaction. A plan based model of dialog In (Ardissono, Boella, Lesmo 1998) we presented a mixed initiative model of dialog where interaction is reduced to the notion of cooperation: a move (either linguistic or not) is coherent with respect to the ....
....and the recognition of other agents behavior. In the following, we will see how these requirement can be partially achieved by exploiting the agent architecture we proposed in (Ardissono Boella 1998) as the basis of a model of dialog and interaction. A plan based model of dialog In (Ardissono, Boella, Lesmo 1998) we presented a mixed initiative model of dialog where interaction is reduced to the notion of cooperation: a move (either linguistic or not) is coherent with respect to the previous part of the interaction only if it is performed as a means to satisfy one of the goals that the two interactants ....
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Ardissono, L.; Boella, G.; and Lesmo, L. Plan based agent architecture for interpreting natural language dialogue. to appear in International Journal of Human-Computer Studies. Ardissono, L.; Boella, G.; and Lesmo, L. 1998.
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Ardissono L, Boella G., Lesmo L., "A Plan Based Agent Architecture for Interpreting Natural Language Dialog", International Journal of Human-Computer Studies, Academic Press, 2000.
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