Tarau, P., De Bosschere, K, Dahl, V., and Rochefort, S. 1999. \LogiMOO: An Extensible Multi-User Virtual World with Natural Language Control", Journal of Logic Programming, Vol. 38, No. 3, March, pp.331-353. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....and system building of an educational environment. This educational environment will integrate logic programming tools and techniques to try and remove barriers found in current environments. Work that I have been involved in now needs to be brought together into a complete implementation. LogiMOO [35, 33], our current environment, developed by Paul Tarau, needs to be updated and new implementations need to be added to create a credible educational environment. The first step of development will be to create basic agents that support simple learner activities such as note taking, lecture recording ....
....need to be added to create a credible educational environment. The first step of development will be to create basic agents that support simple learner activities such as note taking, lecture recording and discussion moderation. Past research has already provided a groundwork to build from [35, 33]. This previous work resulted in a simple agent that directs messages to the appropriate user logged on to the system. From this, agents aimed more directly at educational conditions can be built to not only direct messages but to store information necessary to maintain the environment. This will ....
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P. Tarau, K. D. Bosschere, V. Dahl, and S. Rochefort. LogiMOO: An Extensible Multi-User Virtual World With Natural Language Control. Journal of Logic Programming, 1998.
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....related papers can be found following links from ftp: clement.info.umoncton.ca tarau or following links from http: www.cs. unt.edu tarau The reader interested in more information on Internet Programming with BinProlog and its new Java based component is refered to the following papers: [10, 9, 12, 13, 18, 11, 14, 16] and [15, 3, 17, 4, 20, 1, 2] Related BinProlog documentation is available at: 8, 5, 6, 7] Slides from an ILPS 97 tutorials on Internet Programming with BinProlog are available following links from: http: www.cs.unt.edu tarau ....
P. Tarau, K. De Boschere, V. Dahl, and S. Rochefort. LogiMOO: an Extensible MultiUser Virtual World with Natural Language Control. Journal of Logic Programming, 38(3):331--353, Mar. 1999.
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Tarau, P., De Bosschere, K, Dahl, V., and Rochefort, S. 1999. \LogiMOO: An Extensible Multi-User Virtual World with Natural Language Control", Journal of Logic Programming, Vol. 38, No. 3, March, pp.331-353.
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Tarau, P., De Bosschere, K, Dahl, V., and Rochefort, S. 1999. \LogiMOO: An Extensible Multi-User Virtual World with Natural Language Control", Journal of Logic Programming, Vol. 38, No. 3, March, pp.331-353.
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