Table 4 Variables (and corresponding predicate names) to be used in the ELDS module development along with parameter types and description are shown
From: On the realization of the recognition-primed decision model for artificial agents
Factor/variable | Predicate | Parameters | Descriptions |
|---|---|---|---|
Alarm Recognition | R | (agent, alarm, t) | An agent recognizes an alarm as being GPA or PAPA during time interval t |
Focus of attention or has focus on | HFO | (agent, pa, t) | An agent has focus on pa messagea during time t |
Encounters or sees a threat or hazard | ST | (agent, thtType, t) | An agent has seen a hazard of type, thtType, during t |
Follows a PA | FPA | (agent, pa, t) | An agent understands the wording in PA. |
Intention to move to a specific muster location | HITR | (agent, musterLoc, t) | An agent has (developed) an intention during t to reach a specific muster location |
Situation awareness of emergency | HES | (agent, emgSitType, t) | An agent got awareness about the situation type, emgSitType, during time t |
Paying attention to alarm | L | (agent,alarm,t) | An agent listens to an alarm during time interval t |
Assessment of alarm recognition based on listening alarm | BST | (agent,alarm,t) | An agent listens to an alarm before seeing the threat. This predicate is used in conjunction with others in rules 2, 5, 9 to assess if the alarm recognition is done before seeing a threat (BST). This concludes that the alarm is recognized otherwise the SA might be due to some other factor such as watching a fire |
Sensing of an emergency | HSES | (agent) | Based on the antecedent in rules 3 and 4 an agent will get a sense of some emergency without getting further details |