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Chapter 3 Deductive Reasoning Agents CSE 431 – Intelligent Agents

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

AGENT0

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.