Sentence examples for implicit agents from inspiring English sources

The second approach is based on implicit agents' coordination using a more refined and efficient auction mechanism.

They are used to model implicit agent knowledge for the family of agents.

On that view, the immune system is the "mobile brain" (Fridman 1991), which mimics the implicit (mental) agent, who peers at the world as a separate being.

One way to class these strategies is in terms of those that purport to change the apparent associations underlying agents' implicit attitudes, compared with those that purport to leave implicit associations intact but enable agents to control the effects of those attitudes on judgment and behavior (Stewart & Payne 2008; Mendoza et al. 2010; Lai et al. 2013).

To further specify what it means for computers to make ethical decisions or to put 'ethics in the machine', Moor distinguishes between three different kinds of ethical agents: implicit ethical agents, explicit ethical agents, and full ethical agents (2006).

The findings suggest that agents' implicit associations between "black men" and "guns" affect their judgment and behavior by affecting what they see.

While the variational formulation in the free energy can also be thought of as a constrained optimization problem, this optimization is only implicit in an agent that runs an anytime algorithm to obtain samples that directly optimize the original (unconstrained) utility function.

Agents with implicit biases pose an interesting challenge to this dispositional approach, since these agents often match only part of the relevant folk-psychological stereotypes.

We show that these full-rent-extraction results hinge on the implicit assumption that the agents' beliefs uniquely determine their preferences.

Then, a number of criticisms, that have an impact on modelling intelligent social/individual action, are examined: the economicist interpretation of rationality; its instrumentalist conception, which leaves implicit the ends of agents' choices; the consequent multiple equilibria allowed by the theory; the context-unboundedness of rationality.

Logical omniscience is an epistemological condition for implicit knowledge, but the agent may actually fail to realize this condition.