论文信息 - Biasing the behavior of organizationally adept agents: (extended abstract)

Biasing the behavior of organizationally adept agents: (extended abstract)

An {organizationally adept agent (OAA) adjusts its behavior when given annotated organizational guidelines. More importantly, it can also determine when such guidelines become ineffective and proactively adapt its behavior to better achieve organizational objectives. We present the high-level aspects of this architecture and analyze its effectiveness using call-center OAAs striving to extinguish fires in RoboCup Rescue scenarios.

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