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An Approach to Interaction-Based Concept Convergence in Multi-Agent Systems

The problems that are faced by two communicating systems that have different knowledge representations can be difficult to formalize due to the different notations of these different knowledge representation approaches. We present a new formalism that has been conceived to describe how communicating systems can argue the meaning of their concepts. This aims to help to develop new methods for the systems with heterogeneous vocabularies to reach mutual understanding.