Multi-Agent Discourse

A Multi-Agent Discourse is a discourse create by multiple linguistic agents.

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• Counter-Example(s):
  • a Two-Agent Discourse.
• See: Conversational Agent.

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References

1997

• (Dekker, 1997) ⇒ Paul Dekker. (1997). “On First Order Information Exchange.” In: Proceedings of Mundial, vol. 97, pp. 21-39.
  • QUOTE: … representational format of discourse representation theory (DRT, henceforth), the various contributions of different agents are not lumped together in one cumulative representation, but each agent is assigned a separate section in the multi-agent discourse representation where...

1993

• (Jennings , 1993) ⇒ Nick R. Jennings. (1993). “Commitments and Conventions: The Foundation of Coordination in Multi-agent Systems." The knowledge engineering review 8, no. 03

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