2017 IEEE 29th International Conference on Tools With Artificial Intelligence (ICTAI) 2017
DOI: 10.1109/ictai.2017.00073
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Generation of Obligation and Prohibition Dilemmas Using Knowledge Models

Abstract: Under the project MacCoy Critical, we would like to train individuals, in virtual environments, to handle critical situations such as dilemmas. These latter refer to situations where there is no "good" solution. In other words, situations that lead to negative consequences whichever choice is made. Our objective is to develop a S cenario Orchestration S ystem that generates dilemma situations dynamically without having to write them be forehand. The approach consists in using Knowledge Models to extract necess… Show more

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“…Because of confidentiality issues, it is often hard to share real-world data on decision-making problems. Thus, we should aim at developing synthetic but realistic environments from which to extract representative and relevant scenarios, for example by drawing inspiration from road safety decision-making assessment frameworks [109]. Moreover, synthetic and realistic environments for sequential decision-making have recently been developed for power grids [110,92,93] and could be interactively further studied with grid2viz [111] and grid2grame [112] study tools.…”
Section: Assistant Evaluation and Development Of Shared Benchmarksmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of confidentiality issues, it is often hard to share real-world data on decision-making problems. Thus, we should aim at developing synthetic but realistic environments from which to extract representative and relevant scenarios, for example by drawing inspiration from road safety decision-making assessment frameworks [109]. Moreover, synthetic and realistic environments for sequential decision-making have recently been developed for power grids [110,92,93] and could be interactively further studied with grid2viz [111] and grid2grame [112] study tools.…”
Section: Assistant Evaluation and Development Of Shared Benchmarksmentioning
confidence: 99%