[PDF] Top 20 Artificial Societies and Agent Technology

... other agent: obligations, rights, social commitments and ...social agent) is held together by attitudes such as collective commitments and mutual ... See full document

... This is Dr. Mario Lagunez’s definition of intelligence: “In order for us to say that something is intelligent (a person, a robot, a system), first, he/she/it must perform an action. Then, a third person (an observer) ... See full document

... When agents can share knowledge using any agreed language, within the constraints of the system's communication protocol, the approach may lead to a common improvement. Example languages are Knowledge Query Manipulation ... See full document

... of artificial societies is based on the strong assumption that human societies are complex systems (Goldspink, ...insect societies, but the specificity of human —cognitive— societies is ... See full document

... From this point, now we have an experiment to do some experiments in social analysis in the consideration of the distinction between sexual preferences between male and female in human societies. One interesting ... See full document

... one agent to another would be for one agent to put the object down and another subsequently to pick it up ...first agent to guarantee that the second agent is the recipient, and thus directed ... See full document

... We entertain a comparatively broad understanding of institutions [31, 19], interpreting institutions as ‘man- ifestations of social behaviour’. Though being concise, this understanding captures the essence of ... See full document

... We take this opportunity to thank all the people involved in making this project a success. We want to thank the author whose study helped us in our study which Cristian I. Pinzon , Juan F. De Paz , Alvaro Herrero , ... See full document

... in artificial agent societies. An artificial agent society is a synthetic representation of a society, which contains artificial humans called ... See full document

... 540 | P a g e people, caused by a decline in mortality and also caused by decline in fertility as described in diagram. These changes are partly the result of individual ageing- people change biologically with age and ... See full document

... of artificial agent societies and presented a framework for representing roles and protocols using ...The agent would apply for a role in the society, which would result in its participation ... See full document

... Norms are established for the well being of organization. It is studied that deviations occur when norms are violated [1]. Norm’s violations determination could be difficult. Norm’s behaviour provides tools for analysing ... See full document

... While technology can be understood as a way to control for the uncertainty inherent in human relations and interactions that undermines the development of human connections, technology is increasingly ... See full document

... level of specialization based on their economic state as well as social influence from their. neighbours[r] ... See full document

... Fruits are supposed to provide high nutrition and form a key food commodity in our consumption. These days fruits are ripened using various chemicals to meet their high demand and overcome transportation damage. These ... See full document

... Abstract: In this paper we report the development of the robot EcoBot-II, which exhibits a primitive form of artificial symbiosis. Microbial Fuel Cells (MFCs) were used as the onboard energy supply, which ... See full document

... received the M.C.M. from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad and M.Phil in Computer Science from Algappa University Karikudi, and B.ED from S.R.T.M.U, Nanded in 2005 and 2008 & 2011 respectively. ... See full document

... This dissertation addresses several highly-critical issues in affective computing and agent architecture design including knowledge representation, motivation, emotion appraisal and affective decision making. The ... See full document

... or artificial cognitive networks were denied to think and create knowledge, or if it were assumed some form of ontological dualism or anti-reductionism between physical and mental states, then any social ... See full document

... motivated artificial intelligence (EMAI) ...affective agent architectures where individual emotional states are modelled as individual variables, integrated and processed using complex ...affective ... See full document