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ATAL
2000
Springer

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Delegation and Responsibility

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Delegation and Responsibility

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An agent may decide to delegate tasks to others. The act of delegating a task by one autonomous agent to another can be carried out by the performance of one or more imperative communication acts. In this paper, the semantics of imperatives are speciﬁed using a language of actions and states. It is further shown how the model can be used to distinguish between whole-hearted and mere extensional satisfaction of an imperative, and how this may be used to specify the semantics of imperatives in agent communication languages.

Timothy J. Norman, Chris Reed

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Added	02 Aug 2010
Updated	02 Aug 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2000
Where	ATAL
Authors	Timothy J. Norman, Chris Reed

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