Incorporating Decision Making Capability into the Social Force Model in Unidirectional Flow

Incorporating BDI Agents into Human-Agent Decision Making Research

Decision making has since long been an area of interest to scholars from all kinds of disciplines: psychology, sociology, economics and more recently, computer science. A lot of research focuses on finding, isolating and formalizing the factors that are involved in decision making processes of both humans and software agents. The Colored Trails (CT) framework [2] is designed to aid researchers ...

Incorporating AI into Military Decision Making: An Experiment

prototype technologies to produce a necessarily crude but sufficiently usable suite of decision aids. We placed the resulting ICCES in the hands of several Army officers in controlled experiments. The results alleviated concerns about the tool’s potential negative impacts, showed potential for dramatic time savings, and confirmed the technologies’ maturity and suitability for near-future deploy...

An urban traffic evacuation model with decision-making capability

Traffic evacuation is one of the most challenging problems in a mega city due to crowded road conditions. This study focuses on developing a traffic evacuation model with decision-making capability. The model basically consists of two modules. The first one is a decision-making support module which runs very fast and provides short-forecast. The second one is a simulation module, which is used ...

An Adaptive Affective Social Decision Making Model

Social decision making under stressful circumstances may involve strong emotions and contagion from others, and requires adequate prediction and valuation capabilities. In this paper based on principles from Neuroscience an adaptive agent-based computational model is proposed to address these aspects in an integrative manner. Using this model adaptive decision making of an agent in an emergency...

Ingredients for Good Health Policy-Making: Incorporating Power and Politics into the Mix