Package FAtiMA.ReactiveComponent

Class Reaction

java.lang.Object

FAtiMA.ReactiveComponent.Reaction

All Implemented Interfaces:

FAtiMA.Core.IIntegrityTester, FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable, IReactionNode, java.io.Serializable, java.lang.Cloneable

public class Reaction
extends java.lang.Object
implements java.io.Serializable, FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable, IReactionNode

Represents an Emotional Reaction based in Construal Frames that specify values for some of OCC's appraisal variables: Desirability, DesirabilityForOther, Like and Praiseworthiness.

Author:

Joao Dias

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
protected java.lang.Float	_desirability
protected java.lang.Float	_desirabilityForOther
protected FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event	_event
protected java.lang.Float	_like
protected FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol	_other
protected java.lang.Float	_praiseworthiness

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
Reaction()	Creates a new empty Emotional Reaction
Reaction(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event event)	Creates a new empty Emotional Reaction
Reaction(java.lang.Float desirability, java.lang.Float desirabilityForOther, java.lang.Float praiseworthiness, FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol other)	Creates a new Emotional Reaction

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	CheckIntegrity(FAtiMA.Core.IntegrityValidator val)	Checks the integrity of the Reaction by testing if the reaction references an event with an speechAct not defined.
java.lang.Object	clone()
java.lang.Float	getDesirability()	Gets the appraisal variable: Desirability of the event
java.lang.Float	getDesirabilityForOther()	Gets the appraisal variable: DesirabilityForOther of the event
FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event	getEvent()	Gets the event referenced by the emotional reaction
java.lang.Float	getLike()
FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol	getOther()	Gets the name of the character that the appraisal variable desirabilityForOther refers
java.lang.Float	getPraiseworthiness()	Gets the appraisal variable: Praiseworthiness of the event
Reaction	getReaction(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event e)
boolean	isGrounded()	Indicates if the Predicate is grounded (no unbound variables in it's WFN) Example: Stronger(Luke,John) is grounded while Stronger(John,[X]) is not.
void	MakeGround(FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Substitution subst)	Applies a set of substitutions to the object, grounding it.
void	MakeGround(java.util.ArrayList<FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Substitution> bindings)	Applies a set of substitutions to the object, grounding it.
boolean	MatchEvent(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event eventPerception)	tests if a given event matches the emotional Reaction
void	ReplaceUnboundVariables(int variableID)	Replaces all unbound variables in the object by applying a numeric identifier to each one.
void	setDesirability(java.lang.Float f)	Sets the appraisal variable: Desirability
void	setDesirabilityForOther(java.lang.Float f)	Sets the appraisal variable: DesirabilityForOther
void	setEvent(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event event)	Sets the event that the emotional reaction references
void	setLike(java.lang.Float f)
void	setPraiseworthiness(java.lang.Float f)	Sets the appraisal variable: Praiseworhtiness
java.lang.String	toString()	Converts the emotional Reaction to a String

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

_desirability

protected java.lang.Float _desirability

_desirabilityForOther

protected java.lang.Float _desirabilityForOther

_praiseworthiness

protected java.lang.Float _praiseworthiness

_like

protected java.lang.Float _like

_other

protected FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol _other

_event

protected FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event _event

Constructor Detail

Reaction

public Reaction()

Creates a new empty Emotional Reaction

Reaction

public Reaction(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event event)

Creates a new empty Emotional Reaction

Parameters:

event - - the event that this reaction references

Reaction

public Reaction(java.lang.Float desirability,
                java.lang.Float desirabilityForOther,
                java.lang.Float praiseworthiness,
                FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol other)

Creates a new Emotional Reaction

Parameters:

desirability - - the desirability of the event

desirabilityForOther - - the desirability of the event for other agents

praiseworthiness - - the paiseworthiness of the event

other - - which character does the desirabilityForOther variable reference

Method Detail

CheckIntegrity

public void CheckIntegrity(FAtiMA.Core.IntegrityValidator val)
                    throws FAtiMA.Core.exceptions.UnknownSpeechActException

Checks the integrity of the Reaction by testing if the reaction references an event with an speechAct not defined. In this case it throws the exception.

Specified by:

CheckIntegrity in interface FAtiMA.Core.IIntegrityTester

Throws:

FAtiMA.Core.exceptions.UnknownSpeechActException

getDesirability

public java.lang.Float getDesirability()

Gets the appraisal variable: Desirability of the event

Returns:

- the event's desirability

getDesirabilityForOther

public java.lang.Float getDesirabilityForOther()

Gets the appraisal variable: DesirabilityForOther of the event

Returns:

- the event's desirability for other agent

getLike

public java.lang.Float getLike()

getEvent

public FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event getEvent()

Gets the event referenced by the emotional reaction

Returns:

the reaction's event

getPraiseworthiness

public java.lang.Float getPraiseworthiness()

Gets the appraisal variable: Praiseworthiness of the event

Returns:

- the event's praiseworthiness for the agent

getOther

public FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Symbol getOther()

Gets the name of the character that the appraisal variable desirabilityForOther refers

Returns:

- the name of the desirabilityForOther's character

MatchEvent

public boolean MatchEvent(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event eventPerception)

tests if a given event matches the emotional Reaction

Parameters:

eventPerception - - the event to test with the Reaction

Returns:

true if the event corresponds to the emotional Reaction, false otherwise

setDesirability

public void setDesirability(java.lang.Float f)

Sets the appraisal variable: Desirability

Parameters:

f - - the new value of Desirability for the reaction

setDesirabilityForOther

public void setDesirabilityForOther(java.lang.Float f)

Sets the appraisal variable: DesirabilityForOther

Parameters:

f - - the new value of DesirabilityForOther for the reaction

setLike

public void setLike(java.lang.Float f)

setEvent

public void setEvent(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event event)

Sets the event that the emotional reaction references

Parameters:

event - - the new event referenced by the reaction

setPraiseworthiness

public void setPraiseworthiness(java.lang.Float f)

Sets the appraisal variable: Praiseworhtiness

Parameters:

f - - the new value of Praiseworthiness for the reaction

ReplaceUnboundVariables

public void ReplaceUnboundVariables(int variableID)

Replaces all unbound variables in the object by applying a numeric identifier to each one. For example, the variable [x] becomes [x4] if the received ID is 4. Attention, this method modifies the original object.

Specified by:

ReplaceUnboundVariables in interface FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable

Parameters:

variableID - - the identifier to be applied

MakeGround

public void MakeGround(java.util.ArrayList<FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Substitution> bindings)

Applies a set of substitutions to the object, grounding it. Example: Applying the substitution "[X]/John" in the name "Weak([X])" returns "Weak(John)". Attention, this method modifies the original object.

Specified by:

MakeGround in interface FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable

Parameters:

bindings - - A list of substitutions of the type "[Variable]/value"

See Also:

Substitution

MakeGround

public void MakeGround(FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.Substitution subst)

Applies a set of substitutions to the object, grounding it. Example: Applying the substitution "[X]/John" in the name "Weak([X])" returns "Weak(John)". Attention, this method modifies the original object.

Specified by:

MakeGround in interface FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable

Parameters:

subst - - a substitution of the type "[Variable]/value"

See Also:

Substitution

isGrounded

public boolean isGrounded()

Indicates if the Predicate is grounded (no unbound variables in it's WFN) Example: Stronger(Luke,John) is grounded while Stronger(John,[X]) is not.

Specified by:

isGrounded in interface FAtiMA.Core.wellFormedNames.IGroundable

Returns:

true if the Predicate is grounded, false otherwise

clone

public java.lang.Object clone()

Specified by:

clone in interface IReactionNode

Overrides:

clone in class java.lang.Object

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Converts the emotional Reaction to a String

Overrides:

toString in class java.lang.Object

Returns:

the converted String

getReaction

public Reaction getReaction(FAtiMA.Core.sensorEffector.Event e)

Specified by:

getReaction in interface IReactionNode