An open architecture for affective traits in a BDI agent

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Recently an increasing amount of research focuses on improving agents believability by adding affective features to the traditional agent-based modeling. This is probably due to the demand of reaching ever more realistic behaviors on agent-based simulations which extends to several and diverse application fields. The present work proposes 03A: an Open Affective Agent Architecture, which extends a traditional BDI agent architecture improving a practical reasoning with more "human" characteristics. This architecture tries to address disperse definitions combining the main elements of supporting psychological and neurological theories.

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Alfonso, B., Vivancos, E., & Botti, V. J. (2014). An open architecture for affective traits in a BDI agent. In ECTA 2014 - Proceedings of the International Conference on Evolutionary Computation Theory and Applications (pp. 320–325). INSTICC Press. https://doi.org/10.5220/0005153603200325

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