CGL Meeting Agenda

Wednesday, October 18, 1995


Location:
DC 1304
Time:
1:30 PM
Chair:
Navid Sadikali

1. Adoption of the Agenda - additions or deletions

2. Coffee Hour

Coffee hour this week:
Ed Dengler
Coffee hour next week:
???

3. Next week's meeting

Date:
October 18, 1995
Location:
DC 1304
Time:
1:30 PM
Chair:
Greg Veres
Technical presentation:
Navid Sadikali

4. Forthcoming

Chairs:
  1. Julie Waterhouse
  2. Marceli Wein
  3. Raymond Yiu
  4. Jacky Tang
Tech Presenters:
  1. Greg Veres
  2. Julie Waterhouse
  3. Jacky Tang
  4. Raymond Yiu

5. Technical Presentation

Presenter:
Randall Reid
Title:
Analogical Reuse in User Interface Development
Abstract:

I will take a brief and informal look into the use of analogies in the software development cycle, in particular within the area of user interface. The primary concern of this talk will be on the issue of reusability within software development.

6. General Discussion Items

7. Action List

8. Director's Meeting

9. Seminars

           The Institute for Computer Research (ICR)

                    Presents a Colloquium on

   TLPlan--Using Temporal Logic to Control Search in Planning

by:     Dr. Fahiem Bacchus
Date:   Wednesday, October 18, 1995
Time:   3:30  pm.         
Place:  William G. Davis Computer Research Centre, Room 1302

Automated planning lies at the core of many knowledge  based  ap-
plications.  If  we  are  to  be  successful  in designing useful
software agents, automated schedulers, high-level robot controll-
ers,  etc.,  we need to be able to solve the planning problem ef-
fectively.
In this work we describe how natural  domain  information,  of  a
"strategic"  nature,  can  be expressed in a first-order temporal
logic (LTL), and then utilized to effectively control search dur-
ing  planning. There are numerous advantages to our approach, in-
cluding a declarative semantics for the search control knowledge;
a  high  degree  of modularity (the more search control knowledge
utilized the more efficient search becomes); and an  independence
of  this knowledge from the details of the planning algorithm. We
have implemented our ideas in the TLPlan system,  and  have  been
able  to  demonstrate  its remarkable effectiveness in a range of
planning domains.

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                      Wednesday, October 18th, 1995
                                  5:30pm
                                  MC3006


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10. Lab Cleanup (until 2:30 or 5 minutes)