Action State Semantics for Practical Reasoning
Is Practical Reasoning Presumptive?
... For the sake of clarity, let me state clearly that one of the distinctive features of proposals vis-à-vis propositions is that proposals are not cognitive and hence do not have truth-values. Although not everyone ...
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Desire and value in practical reasoning
... of practical reasoning will require its proponent to adopt a strictly defined and limited conception of ...through action is the product of lumping all desire-like states under one ...an ...
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Practical Social Reasoning Systems
... general practical reasoning, it has to be integrated with some general-purpose reasoning architecture to be im- plemented in ...social reasoning cycle) can be combined with the BDI loop ...
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Improving Practical Reasoning and Argumentation
... an action under consideration is abundantly good, but impossible to achieve, probability outweighs goodness and the action cannot be ...an action is obviously immoral, but fully possible, it should ...
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Introducing norms into practical reasoning agents
... existing norms (or norms that might occur) and to decide whether an agent should or should not adopt it, even making comparisons between multiple possible plans in order to decide the course of action. We, on the ...
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The ethics of practical reasoning : exploring the terrain
... of action in a particular situation is that which is located in the capacity to care and to do good located within professionals as individ- uals and collectively in the ...of action to determine whether or ...
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Multiple Ontology Reasoning over Location Services by Enabling Semantics
... Jena Reasoning Agent: Agents are aware of context of itself, reason context using that information, act of itself and communicate with other ...user action or context, and they have reasoning and ...
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Postdictive Reasoning in Epistemic Action Theory
... Incompleteness of HPX HPX HPX In Section 3.3 we show that the computational complexity of solving the plan-existence problem is in NP, and hence one level below the Σ P 2 complexity of the same problem in the PWS-based A ...
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Practical reasoning with norms for autonomous software agents
... addressed action-based norms, we envisage how it can be ex- tended and adapted to handle state-based ...of action- and state- based norms ...a state – In such cases the deadline is ...
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Bounded Practical Social Reasoning in the ESB Framework
... Strategies, on the other hand, specify ways in which sets of expectations are processed. The easiest way to conceptualise this process is to think of all possible sets of expectations that could arise from future ...
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Finite state intensional semantics
... 1 Introduction Suppose possible worlds are strings, rather than physically structured worlds like ours. Then the propo- sition corresponding to a sentence or a formula in logical language is a set of strings; an ...
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Action semantics applied to model driven engineering
... and action for every machine and operator in a production line In both the informal explanation of the semantics of the production line language and the formal graph transformation approach used in [Rom07] ...
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A practical and linguistically motivated approach to compositional distributional semantics
... the state of the art, which is based on disambiguating the verb vector in con- text (Kartsaklis and Sadrzadeh, 2013), and lf out- performs the baseline, which consists in using the verb vector only as a proxy to ...
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The Current State of Subjective Training Load Monitoring—a Practical Perspective and Call to Action
... Subjective measures may be able to reflect mental fatigue, effort, stress, and motivation. These factors appear to be important moderators of the relationship TL has with performance and injury, and they also seem to ...
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The current state of subjective training load monitoring—A practical perspective and call to action
... a practical perspective on the current state of subjective training load (TL) monitoring, and in particular sessional ratings of perceived exertion, for performance enhancement and injury ...to ...
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Practical reason and reasons for action
... and reasoning into the notion of a sound deliberative route, but not a similar reason to write in the requirements of prudence and ...explain action, and yet the agent often not act on ...
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A discrete formalism for reasoning about action and change
... given state until some action is carried out to change it into another state; also, while some actions may be instantaneous, most of them perform over some interval of ...some practical ...
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Action-centered reasoning for probabilistic dynamic domains
... of web pages. For example, some pages include information about a group of companies. This information may affect the stock value of the corresponding companies. In this chapter we formalize the problem of deciding when ...
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Reasoning & Querying – State of the Art
... As [162] point out, one contributing reason for this is the expected increase in complexity and thus processing time which is detrimental in an application area dealing with large amounts of data. Correspondingly, the ...
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The Ethics and the Practical Reasoning: About Common Sense and Programming
... every practical reasoning, considering it from its one-sidedness, just as a “moral-practical” ...regarding practical reasoning. Both areas perform reasoning using argumentative ...
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