2000 TaskModelsIntentionsandAgentCon

• (Elio et al., 2000) ⇒ Renée Elio, Afsaneh Haddadi, and Ajit Singh. (2000). “Task Models, Intentions, and Agent Conversation Policies.” In: Proceedings of the 6th Pacific Rim International Conference on Artificial intelligence. ISBN:3-540-67925-1

Subject Headings: Multi-Agent System; Abstraction Task; Intention Logic

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Abstract

It is possible to define conversation policies, such as communication or dialogue protocols, that are based strictly on what messages and, respectively, what performatives may follow each other. While such an approach has many practical applications, such protocols support only " local coherence” in a conversation. Lengthy message exchanges require some infrastructure to lend them " global coherence. " Recognition of agent intentions about the joint task is essential for this global coherence, but there are further mechanisms needed to ensure that both local and global coherence are jointly maintained. This paper presents a general yet practical approach to designing, managing, and engineering agents that can do simple run-time intention recognition without creating complex multi-state protocols. In this approach we promote developing abstract task models and designing conversation policies in terms of such models. An implemented agent assistant based on these ideas is briefly described.

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	Author	volume	Date Value	title	type	journal	titleUrl	doi	note	year
2000 TaskModelsIntentionsandAgentCon	Ajit Singh Renée Elio Afsaneh Haddadi			Task Models, Intentions, and Agent Conversation Policies						2000