Mittal, V.O., & Paris, C.L. (1993). Context : identifying its elements from the communication point of view. Paper presented at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence Workshop on Using Knowledge in its Context. Paris: France, August. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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Narrative Theories as Contextual Constraints for Agent Interaction - Meech (Correct)
....actively construct context (i.e. establish shared plans, shared knowledge, etc. there is no guarantee how much sharing will take place; context is as much a dynamic contest as a static goal. This process can therefore be viewed as a process of contextualization (Edmondson and Meech, 1994) Mittal and Paris (1993) identify the following as components of context: 1. The problem solving situation (the Tasks) 2. The participants involved (expertise, beliefs, goals, etc. 3. The mode of interaction in which communication is occurring, 4. The discourse taking place, 5. The external world. Using these ....
Mittal, V.O. and Paris, C.L. (1993) Context: identifying its elements from the Communication point of view. Proceedings of the IJCAI-93 workshop on Using Knowledge in its Context. August 29, 1993. Chambery, France.
Contextual Knowledge Sharing And Cooperation In Intelligent .. - Brezillon, Pomerol (1999) Self-citation (Paris) (Correct)
....assistant systems. Keywords: Intelligent assistant systems, cooperation, context, explanation, incremental knowledge acquisition. I INTRODUCTION Many authors have already raised the issue of context use within interactive systems (Bainbridge, 1997; Cahour Karsenty, 1993; Hollnagel, 1993; Mittal Paris, 1993). In the light of some practical experience and especially of a recent implemented system for the interactive control of a subway line, we propose some ideas on this topic, and we focus on the problem of context sharing. We begin with some important issues pointed out by Brzillon and Pomerol ....
Mittal, V.O., & Paris, C.L. (1993). Context : identifying its elements from the communication point of view. Paper presented at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence Workshop on Using Knowledge in its Context. Paris: France, August.
Cooperative Problem Solving and Explanation - Karsenty, Brezillon (1994) (2 citations) Self-citation (Paris) (Correct)
....means when s he produces a message, ii) for anticipating what hearer will believe that a speaker means. The significance of the notion of context is wellrecognized in various domains like Natural Language and Human Machine Communication (e.g. see Cahour Karsenty, 1993; Careni et Moore, 1993; Mittal Paris, 1993. However, there are few implemented systems that explicitly deal with context. A reason is that few formalisms of knowledge representation permit an effective use of context (some first attempts may be found in McCarthy, 1993; Sowa, 1992. 3.4.2 Contextualization of explanation questions ....
Mittal V. & Paris C.L. (1993) Context: Identifying its elements from the communication point of view. Proc. of the IJCAI'93 Workshop on Using Knowledge in its Context. Chambry, France, August 29. Research report 93/13, LAFORIA, Box 169, University Paris 6, 4 place Jussieu, 75005 Paris cedex 05, France. 87-97.
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