Learning as Meaning Negotiation: A Model Based on English Auction

Burato, Elisa; Cristani, Matteo

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-01665-3_7

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“…Finally, we envisage two further extensions of our approach: (i) to more than two negotiating agents, where it is well-known from game theory (e.g., [3]) that such an extension is all but trivial; (ii) to applications in information security, e.g., investigating the relationships between the MN process and the management of authorization policies in security protocols and web services. …”

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A Deduction System for Meaning Negotiation

Burato

Cristani

Viganò

2011

Declarative Agent Languages and Technologies VIII

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Abstract. Meaning negotiation (MN) is the general process with which agents reach an agreement about the meaning of a set of terms. We give here a general model of MN for two agents, in which each agent discusses with the other one her viewpoint by exhibiting it in an actual set of constraints on the meaning of the negotiated terms. We call this presentation of individual viewpoints an angle. The two agents do not aim at forming a common viewpoint but, instead, at agreeing about an acceptable common angle. We formalize the process of reaching such an agreement by giving a deduction system that comprises of rules that are consistent and adequate for representing MN.

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confidence: 99%