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This article outlines the design rationale behind the entity and time representation and reasoning system incorporated into the o-plan2 planner. The paper shows the advantages of splitting the planning entities (such as activities, events and time orderings) from the underlying temporal information of the domain. This allows a single architecture to be tailored to act as planner, scheduler or controller...
This paper describes the development of an intelligent tasking model which has been designed to enable complex systems, human agents and software agents, to be tasked and controlled within a reactive work ow management paradigm. The task models exploit recent advances within the AI community in reactive control, scheduling and continuous execution. The Dynamic Execution Order Scheduler ( DEOS ) extends...
The ability to provide support to a group of designers, analysts and other users who are collaborating on an evolving design requires the dual capabilities of managing options for an individual designer while at the same time managing the dependencies between different sets of designer's options. For example, if designer A is creating a design for a helicopters hydraulics system and this is dependent...
The ability to provide support to a group of designers, analysts and other users who are collaborating on an evolving design requires the dual capabilities of managing options for an individual designer while at the same time managing the dependencies between different sets of designer's options. For example, if designer A is creating a design for a helicopters hydraulics system and this is dependent...
Central to any collaboration problem are the twin issues of firstly understanding what information needs to be communicated and secondly what are the methods or information conduits through which the information needs to pass. For example, what information is key to the capabilities of an insurgent network, which has the information and how is it communicated to the others within and without the network...
Central to any collaboration problem is the ability to model and understand how the effects of decisions made in one system propagate through the collective understanding, bringing to light insights and information. This raises the important research question of how information in different systems can be brought together in an understandable way but without the need to re-engineer either their interfaces...
Central to any collaboration problem is the need that the information being considered is as complete and up-to-date as possible. However, information sources tend to be disparate in their location and in both their structure and semantics. Additionally, many information sources such as web pages, blogs, etc were developed for interaction between humans and not in a form that can be shared easily...
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