论文信息 - Legal Knowledge Based Systems

Legal Knowledge Based Systems

In this paper we propose an architecture for legal agents: autonomous legal knowledgebased systems with facilities to communicate their intentions to other legal agents, enabling the spanning of legal tasks over different co-operating legal agents. This architecture (LACA: Legal Agents Communication Architecture) is based on agent theories and the Dutch General Administrative Law (Algemene Wet Bestuursrecht). LACA consists of specific communication primitives and conversation classes.

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