Cooperation Logic with Actions and Preferences
PP 2008 40: A Logic for Cooperation, Actions and Preferences
... and actions also play a central role in interactive ...and actions that lead to these results does not tell us why agents would actually decide to achieve a certain ...the preferences based on which ...
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MoL 2007 18: Logics for Cooperation, Actions and Preferences
... with Preferences Since we build our approach upon the one by Sauro et ...of actions to be independent from who actually performs ...their preferences. This is then done via the actions that ...
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Preferences, actions and voting rules
... four actions -voting yes, voting no, abstaining and not turning up- which are aggregated by a voting rule into a dichotomous decision: acceptance or rejection of a ...of actions, while success has to do ...
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Exploring the influence of national culture on firms’ competitive actions preferences
... the preferences of firm’s competitive actions and that the inclusion of other relevant factors ...of actions helping then to better plan their future ...
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Parametric continuity from preferences when the topology is weak and actions are discrete
... discrete actions and rich parame- ter spaces where the notion of open set is ...use preferences to generate an endogenous pseudometric, existing results require metrizable parameter ...
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Baby Intuitions Benchmark (BIB): Discerning the goals, preferences, and actions of others
... Moira R. Dillon New York University Abstract To achieve human-like common sense about everyday life, machine learning systems must understand and reason about the goals, preferences, and actions of other ...
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Actions and Beliefs: Estimating Distribution-Based Preferences Using a Large Scale Experiment with Probability Questions on Expectations
... their preferences in order to choose the optimal ...own actions, but also on the uncertain reactions of responders to the proposers’ choices, so that the proposers’ decisions will in general depend on their ...
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Actions and Beliefs: Estimating Distribution-Based Preferences Using a Large Scale Experiment with Probability Questions on Expectations
... players’ actions or other uncertainty (such as rational expectations) in order to identify preferences, since observed choice data is generally not rich enough to uncover both expectations (’beliefs’) and ...
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Finding common ground: horse riders' preferences and potential for conflict for varying management actions
... for recreational horse riding is inconsistent with conservation objectives and should not be allowed. Therefore, some sort of managerial actions restricting the number of horse riders at one time in parks and ...
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ONLINE INSIGHTS. Online Video Content & Advertising. Video Preferences, Habits and Actions in Q October 2011.
... Whether it’s long-form advertising, a repurposing of a television spot (via pre-roll) or other customized branding and/or action-based solutions (e.g., sponsored content, branded video[r] ...
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Ecotourism, Stated Preferences, a Paradox between Environmental Awareness and Environmental Actions: The Case of Monteverde, Costa Rica
... Finally the results show highly significant differences in ecotourist responses between their willingness to pay in relations to their awareness to different carbon offset programs (Figure 5). 3.4. Stated ...
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Planning with Preferences using Logic Programming
... Proposition 9. Let be a most preferred trajectory w.r.t. short(n; ') . Then is a shortest length trajectory satisfying the goal ' . Preference for shortest trajectory: action based encoding. The formula based en- coding ...
Peer Effects and Social Preferences in Voluntary Cooperation
... social preferences incorporating various psychological motives predict either that there are no peer effects (efforts are unrelated) or that peer effects take the form of efforts being strategic ...distributional ...
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PP 2008 39: Modal Logics for Reasoning about Preferences and Cooperation: Expressive Power and Complexity
... 5. When the system is in state x, C considers it possible that it is in state y. 6. If the system is in state x, C would choose y as the next state. We immediately stress that whenever the basic relation is interpreted ...
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Actions and Resources in Epistemic Logic
... propositional logic consist of many axioms about logical connectives and only one rule, namely modus ...Hilbert-style logic, to study applicability of the formalism and also be implemented in automatic ...
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Projection in a Description Logic of Context with Actions
... two-sorted logic with a meta level signature for describing contexts and an object level signature for the object ...level logic and is used to describe sets of contexts and relations among ...of ...
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On the logic of productive cooperation: a response to critics
... On the question of the choice of model, at one level I am quite relaxed about introducing different models into our normative theory, both to reflect the different specific problems of justice and governance that agents ...
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CiteSeerX — On Equilibrium Payments for Cooperation and Their Social Preferences ∗
... quasi-maximin preferences, a player cares about the payoff of the other player, but less so if the other player receives more than he ...inducing cooperation implies that cooperation is always ...
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Chapter 6. Logic and Action. 6.1 Actions in General
... basic actions: it applies to actions in the world, such as preparing breakfast, cleaning dishes, or spilling coffee over your ...communicative actions, such as reading an English sentence and ...
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PP 2011 24: Deontic Logic and Changing Preferences
... Deontic Logic and Changing Preferences Johan van Benthem and Fenrong Liu ...deontic logic and normative reasoning, an area where agents’ evaluation of worlds or outcomes is ...
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