Software Agent Chapter 3: Agent Communication and Knowledge Sharing

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Using the same terminology is not essential for effective communication.

False

Knowledge Level Communication focuses on interaction protocols and transport mechanisms.

True

A communication language is more important than a representation language in Agent Communication.

False

Assigning the same meaning to terminology is not essential for shared understanding.

False

Interaction protocols are solely responsible for the transport mechanism used in communication.

False

KQML stands for Knowledge Query Manipulation Language.

False

Ontology is defined as the branch of metaphysics that deals with the nature of being.

True

Ontologies are mainly used for knowledge visualization and text summarization.

False

Predicate logic augmented with type-of relation can potentially be used to represent ontologies.

True

Ontology as a representational vocabulary allows the conceptual structure of terms to change during translation.

False

Concepts consist of two parts: extension and intension, where extension comprises all features valid for all objects.

False

AI viewpoint sees ontology as an explicit representation of thoughts in the mind of a knowledgeable agent.

True

Test your knowledge about agent communication, knowledge sharing, and ontology engineering. Learn about KQML as an agent communication language and the importance of shared terminology, context, and meaning in communication.

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