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Action Semantics in Smart Objects

Daniel Thalmann, Tolga Abaci, Jan Ciger
2005
Conference Papers

Abstract

We present a method of formal description of the action semantics in smart objects. Smart objects were primarily used for behavioral animation in the past. We demonstrate, how a formally described semantics can be used for action planning purposes by intelligent agents trying to achieve a goal. The described approach also reduces the complexity of common planning approaches by reducing the amount of information the agent has to process.

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