Intelligent Interactive Technology
Adaptive and Interactive Mobile Systems (Chief's Special Project)
We draw expertise from the following areas:
- Autonomous agents and multi-agent systems- many interaction processes occur in groups, and in order to organise knowledge, collaboration and a proper distribution of functions and tasks, there is need to analyse, model and develop computational systems in which several (semi-)autonomous software agents interact, adapt and work together in a common open environment, combining individual strategies into overall behaviour.
- Language technology and customized information delivery - the design and implementation of systems that generate language understood by the end users; with the primary focus on high-quality (multi-lingual) personalised documents for users, which take into consideration preferences for language, medium and style as well as customising content for the particular information need.
- Human-computer interaction - concerned with the joint performance of tasks by humans and machines; the structure of communication between human and machine; human capabilities to use machines; algorithms and engineering issues that arise in designing and building user interfaces; the process of specification, design, and implementation of interfaces; and design trade-offs.
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July 11, 2005 05:35 PM
Mikhail.Prokopenko@csiro.au