agentactionpatient

Agent Action Patient is a concept borrowed from philosophy and ethology, referring to the roles played by animals, humans, and other living beings in actions that are significant to their comparative behavior. This idea focuses on the formation of a complex network that includes various agents with different intentions, motives, and actions.

In this concept, a patient is considered an entity that is acted upon by an agent, bearing the consequences of the action. This entity may be inanimate, but more often it is another living being. The focus is not merely on individual actions, but also on how these actions interact with the environment and bring about long-term changes in decision-making processes of other individuals.

A typical agent in this framework could be an animal facing a situation where its choices are influenced by other living beings, thus emphasizing the importance of considering the patient as subject to the purposeful actions taken by the agent.

Agent Action Patient combines philosophical inquiry with a nuanced way of investigating the conventions and understandings of how animals, including humans, strive for decision-making based on often unpredictable inputs and dynamic situation structures. This line of inquiry thereby embraces theories of decision-making, choice, and causal inference based on externals, underlying AI systems including multi-agent systems and data analysis methodologies.

Scientific community has examined Agent Action Patient in studying human decision-making patterns linked to cognitive biases, where the patient represents various forms of under consideration and persuasion while probing the hidden affiliation signals within the fractal, metacognitive frames, about agent weighted communication.

The research aids the scientific communities interested in team collaborations and financial strategies targeting coalitional mechanisms.