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Tracing Werewolf Game by Using Extended BDI Model

拡張BDIモデルを用いることによるWerewolfゲームの追跡

Author (2)： NIDE Naoyuki (Faculty, Division of Human Life and Environmental Sciences, Nara Women’s University) ,  TAKATA Shiro (Faculty of Science and Engineering, Kindai University)
Material： IEICE Transactions on Information and Systems (Web)  (IEICE Trans Inf Syst (Web))
Volume： E100.D  Issue： 12  Page： 2888-2896(J-STAGE)  Publication year： 2017 
JST Material Number： U0469A  ISSN： 1745-1361  Document type： Article
Article type： 原著論文  Country of issue： Japan (JPN)  Language： ENGLISH (EN)

Thesaurus term： *agent ,  *game ,  individual(person) ,  pleasure ,  recognition ,  thinking ,  state
Semi thesaurus term： *Belief-Desire-Intention Agent ,  player ,  *role-playing game ,  Intention ,  belief ,  mental status

Author keywords (4)： BDI logic ,  BDI agent ,  werewolf game ,  communication game

JST classification (1)： Game thoery  (KA03060T)

Reference (20)：

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• [2] N. Nide and S. Takata, “Stochastic strategy of agents with uncertain beliefs and BDI model,” Proc. of 30th Annual Conference of JSAI, 2016. (in Japanese).
• [3] N. NIDE, S. Takata, and M. Fujita, “BDI logic with probabilistic transition and fixed-point operator,” Proc. of CLIMA '09, pp.71-86, 2009.
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Terms in the title (5)： 拡張 ,  BDI ,  モデル ,  ゲーム ,  追跡