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This PR introduces a complete set of demonstration scenarios illustrating different use cases of the epistemic reasoning extension and server.

Included Scenarios

  1. Weather Example (PAL Mode)
  • Demonstrates basic usage of the reasoner in PAL mode to handle epistemic reasoning over weather conditions.
  1. Agent Navigation with Position Uncertainty (DEL Mode)
  • Shows an agent navigating with uncertainty about its own position.
  • Uses DEL mode and presents a realistic case highlighting the capabilities of the reasoner.
  1. Agent Navigation with Position & Goal Uncertainty
  • Builds on the previous scenario by introducing uncertainty about the goal’s position as well.
  • Demonstrates how to manually configure the semantic model by retrieving and replacing it via the new API requests introduced in the epistemic-jason extension.
  1. Multi-Agent Navigation with Shared Knowledge
  • Extends the navigation scenario to a multi-agent setting.
  • Shows how agents can share knowledge to reduce uncertainty and make better decisions.

Documentation

Added explanations.pdf, which:

  • Explains how each example works.
  • Describes the underlying code and reasoning logic.
  • Illustrates the new features added to the reasoner and their practical use.

Requirements

The following repositories are required for this demo to work correctly:

Please refer to the related PRs and repositories for installation instructions and more information about each dependency.

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