This paper presents the identification of emotions using Watson, a natural language processing tool, applied to multi-agent systems. In this approach, Watson acts as an intermediary between agents and identifies the emotions expressed in exchanged messages to assist in the agents’ decision-making. The identification of emotions was based on the OCC model using tokens – words related to each emotion – which are useful for identifying and indicating the intensity of emotions. We built a prototype using the Jason platform to test communication between two agents, with Watson acting as an intermediary to identify emotions based on the OCC model. As an experiment, we present a study in Prisoner’s Dilemma and how emotions change agents’ decision-making.

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Emotions Identification in Exchanges of Messages Between Agents

  • Thiago Dantas,
  • Giovani Farias,
  • Cleo Billa,
  • Eder Gonçalves,
  • Diana Adamatti

摘要

This paper presents the identification of emotions using Watson, a natural language processing tool, applied to multi-agent systems. In this approach, Watson acts as an intermediary between agents and identifies the emotions expressed in exchanged messages to assist in the agents’ decision-making. The identification of emotions was based on the OCC model using tokens – words related to each emotion – which are useful for identifying and indicating the intensity of emotions. We built a prototype using the Jason platform to test communication between two agents, with Watson acting as an intermediary to identify emotions based on the OCC model. As an experiment, we present a study in Prisoner’s Dilemma and how emotions change agents’ decision-making.