COLAB²

The Collaboration and Cognition Lab
 Artificial intelligence with humans in mind

The Collaboration and Cognition Laboratory examines a number of current research issues in artificial intelligence, human computer interfaces, and cognitive modelling. Working in an interdisciplinary framework, we focus on case-based reasoning, mixed-initiative planning, distributed intelligent agents, learning and intelligent user interfaces. The hope is that by combining methodologies from each of these areas, we can formulate a theory of human/machine collaboration that provide a foundation for prototype implementations. The goal is for these implementations to be both computationally efficient and to match cognitive models of users with the technology that support user tasks.  

• Dr.Michael T. Cox
• Dr.Thomas Hartrum

     Current

• Adam Langdon
• Kevin Cleereman
• Seamus Sullivan
• Sri Chaitanya Somanchi
• Sylvia George
• Trivikram Immaneni

     Alumni (plus Theses)

• Boris Kerkez
• Chaitresh Srinivas
• Chen Zhang
• Gifty Edwin
• Greg Kramer
• Jeremy Gwinnup
• Mamun Elahi
• Philomena Lee
• Satish Byravan

• Agent-Based Mixed-Initiative Collaboration
• Large-Scale, Multi-Agent, Distributed Mission Planning and Execution in Complex Dynamic Domains
• Indexing schemes for Case Based Reasoners

• Interfaces for Mixed-Initiative Planners
  Position paper for the IUI Workshop '2000 Workshop on  Using Plans in Intelligent User Interfaces
• Multi Agent Coordination and Planning Presentation
  Slides for invited presentation at MAICS-2000

• Scheduled Lab Meetings

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