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INTENTION MODELING: A SEMIOTIC VIEW

Human intentions are vague and, in most cases, unpredictable. To create a model adequate enough to create a uniform representation for human intentions, it will be necessary to incorporate semiotics (the study of communication) into already existing methods.

John H. Connolly | Iain Phillips | Lezan Hawizy

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