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Intelligent Agents: Deductive Reasoning and Commitment Rules

Explore the use of commitment rules in deductive reasoning for intelligent agents in the field of artificial intelligence. Learn how agents make decisions and take actions based on mental conditions and concurrent metateM rules.

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Intelligent Agents: Deductive Reasoning and Commitment Rules

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  1. Chapter 3Deductive Reasoning Agents CSE 431 – Intelligent Agents

  2. AGENT0 • A commitment rule: :commit-rules ‘( ( ( ?agent REQUEST (DO ?time ?action) ) ;; msg condition (and (B (now (Friend ?agent)) (CAN self ?action) (not (CMT self (DO ?time ?anyaction))) ) ;; mental condition ?agent (DO ?time ?action) ) ) ;; end of all rules

  3. AGENT0

  4. Concurrent MetateM rp(ask1,ask2)[give1,give2]: ask1  give1; ask2  give2; start  (give1  give2). rc1(give1)[ask1]: start  ask1; ask1  ask1. rc2(ask1,give2)[ask2]: (ask1  ask2)  ask2.

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