An Adaptive BDI Model Based on the Non-Monotonic Logic
Baojun Lin · Computer Engineering and Science · 2006
Agents interact with the real world directly ,so the designer cannot prospect all the prossibilities about environment and prescribe all the solutions, so the agents cannot produce correct actions. This will ultimately make the solution fail. In this article, we combine the BDI model’s and the non-monotonic logic’s merits, import the conception of possible belief and the operator of belief maintenance to express the interactions between the agents and the dynamic environment, import the conception of the agent value and the operator of action scheduling to express the dynamic restrictions between desire and belief,and solve the problem of the agents’ adaptation in unexpected environment well.