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Modelling Emotions with Multidimensional Logic

Gershenson, Carlos (1999) Modelling Emotions with Multidimensional Logic. [Conference Paper]

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Abstract

One of the objectives of Artificial Intelligence has been the modelling of "human" characteristics, such as emotions, behaviour, conscience, etc. But in such characteristics we might find certain degree of contradiction. Previous work on modelling emotions and its problems are reviewed. A model for emotions is proposed using multidimensional logic, which handles the degree of contradiction that emotions might have. The model is oriented to simulate emotions in artificial societies. The proposed solution is also generalized for actions which might overcome contradiction (conflictive goals in agents, for example.).

Item Type:Conference Paper
Keywords:Paraconsistent logic, contradictions, emotions
Subjects:Computer Science > Artificial Intelligence
Philosophy > Logic
ID Code:1479
Deposited By:Gershenson, Carlos
Deposited On:10 May 2001
Last Modified:19 Dec 2009 19:17

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