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|Intent=To represent the model for supporting the action selection mechanism. | |Intent=To represent the model for supporting the action selection mechanism. | ||
|CompetencyQuestion=Which is the strength of an Affordance? | |CompetencyQuestion=Which is the strength of an Affordance? | ||
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Last modified date is: 2016-07-17 |
Diagram
| Name: | Affordance |
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| Submitted by: | AndreaNuzzolese |
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| Intent: | To represent the model for supporting the action selection mechanism. |
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Which tasks are afforded in a certain situation? How should an agent behave in a certain situation? Which are the parameters involved in certain task? |
| Solution description: | The Afforndance ODP relies on the descriptions and situations ODP, and is combined with a frame-based representation scheme. This allows to extend the notion of affordance not only to physical objects, but also complex situations afford actions. |
| Reusable OWL Building Block: | 1 (350) |
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The Affordance Content OP locally defines the following ontology elements:
affordanceStrength (owl:DatatypeProperty) It encodes the strength of the Affordance.
affordanceStrength page
Affordance (owl:Class) An affordance is modelled in DnS fashion and is an n-ary that relates state of the world (i.e., situations) to tasks according to specific weights or affordance strengths.
Affordance pageNo scenario is added to this Content OP.
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