Sentence examples for normative reasoning from inspiring English sources
In this paper we describe an extension of the Beliefs Desires–Intentions (BDI) architecture that enables normative reasoning used to help agents choose and customise plans taking norms into account.
On the other hand, however, normative reasoning constrains how the world is perceived.
If the motivation for diverse panels is based only on normative reasoning, conference organizers will look to find the "best woman" or the "best man" to create diversity.
The idea of PNR integrates various AI techniques, namely, user intention recognition, normative reasoning over a user's intention, and planning, execution and replanning for assistive actions.
This paper describes a software agent that can proactively assist cognitively overloaded users by providing normative reasoning about prohibitions and obligations so that the user can focus on her primary objectives.
On the one hand, normative reasoning is useful in that it promotes ones self (e.g., facilitating learning), ones culture (e.g., transmitting practices across generations), and ones group (e.g., increasing group functioning).
Reasoning both from the dimension of shared beliefs and of consent, we traced two normative strands of reasoning: one being about institutional environments representing patterns of interaction known as government, market, and civil network and the other being about politico-legal conceptualizations of the liberal state, known as the minimal state, the welfare state, and the regulatory state.
Yet normative standards of reasoning sometimes do get mentioned, for example, consistency and the ability to derive conclusions from premises (Freedman 1981).
Probably this is because insisting on too high and specific a normative standard of reasoning might risk making a majority of health care subjects decisionally incapable; a reductio ad absurdum of any theory of decisional capacity that implied such a result.
We noted that although people hardly ever explicitly refer to normative considerations during reasoning, more implicit detection measures such as the activation of the anterior cingulate cortex or autonomic skin-conductance levels already indicated that our brain is sensitive to the presence of conflict between cued intuitive and normative considerations (e.g., [15], [17]).
Yet there is also normative and ethical reasoning underpinning (at least some) development intentions and investments.
