Sentence examples for awareness models from inspiring English sources

However as logical structures, awareness models can exhibit unusual behavior due to the lack of natural closure properties.

These logics are interpreted on epistemic awareness models: these are multi-agent Kripke structures for propositional awareness (in each state an agent may only be aware of formulas containing occurrences of a subset of all propositional variables).

The principal difference is in the operations on justifications and corresponding closure conditions on admissible evidence function \ \cal E\) in Justification Logic models, which may hence be regarded as a dynamic version of awareness models which necessary closure properties specified.

The fact that each agent at a given point in time has two models (SA and IA) creates many challenges to highlight, including the proliferation of multiple perceptions, expectations and awareness models that sometimes come into conflict with one another.

This can be achieved by altering the account of semantic validity for the modal language in question – e.g. through the use of so-called impossible worlds (Rantala 1982), awareness models (Fagin and Halpern 1988), or local models (Fagin and Halpern 1988).

Possible world justification logic models use a forcing definition reminiscent of the one from the awareness models: for any given justification \(t\) the justification assertion \ tF\) holds at world \ \Gamma\) iff 1) \(F\) holds at all worlds \ \Delta\) accessible from \ \Gamma\) and 2) \(t\) is admissible evidence for \(F\) at \ \Gamma\), \ \Gamma\in{\cal E} t,F \).

Bird contrasts the mutual awareness model with a distributed model.

Hence, it might be called the mutual awareness model (following Philip Pettit 2003).

For example, the basics of awareness model are experimentally validated in  Benford et al.

Fig. 1 Collective awareness model: negotiation between Foci and Nimbi of interacting agents.

Members in such distributed systems will not ordinarily satisfy the conditions of the commitment, or mutual awareness, model.