Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents
Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) agents are software agents which assist users in performing specific tasks. They should be able to communicate, cooperate, discuss, and guide people. This paper presentsa proposal to add Semantic Web Knowledge to IPA agents. In our solution,the IPA agent has a mo...
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Philippe Cudre-Mauroux
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| author | Garrido, P. Martinez, F. Guetl, Christian |
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| description | Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) agents are software agents which assist users in performing specific tasks. They should be able to communicate, cooperate, discuss, and guide people. This paper presentsa proposal to add Semantic Web Knowledge to IPA agents. In our solution,the IPA agent has a modular knowledge organization composed by four differentiated areas: (i) the rational area, which adds semantic webknowledge, (ii) the association area, which simplifies building appropriate responses, (iii) the commonsense area, which provides common sense responses, and (iv) the behavioral area, which allows IPA agents to show empathy. Our main objective is to create more intelligent and more humana alike IPA agents, enhancing the current abilities that these software agents provide. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-52182022-12-09T07:12:35Z Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents Garrido, P. Martinez, F. Guetl, Christian Philippe Cudre-Mauroux Bijan Parsia Subject-centric computing Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents Semantic repositories Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) agents are software agents which assist users in performing specific tasks. They should be able to communicate, cooperate, discuss, and guide people. This paper presentsa proposal to add Semantic Web Knowledge to IPA agents. In our solution,the IPA agent has a modular knowledge organization composed by four differentiated areas: (i) the rational area, which adds semantic webknowledge, (ii) the association area, which simplifies building appropriate responses, (iii) the commonsense area, which provides common sense responses, and (iv) the behavioral area, which allows IPA agents to show empathy. Our main objective is to create more intelligent and more humana alike IPA agents, enhancing the current abilities that these software agents provide. 2010 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5218 Philippe Cudre-Mauroux fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Subject-centric computing Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents Semantic repositories Garrido, P. Martinez, F. Guetl, Christian Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title | Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title_full | Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title_fullStr | Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title_full_unstemmed | Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title_short | Adding Semantic Web Knowledge to Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents |
| title_sort | adding semantic web knowledge to intelligent personal assistant agents |
| topic | Subject-centric computing Intelligent Personal Assistant Agents Semantic repositories |
| url | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5218 |