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Advanced Computation Laboratory, Cancer Research UK
44 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3PX
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Description
We are the academic lead for the Aspic project: an EU project looking at the different ways in which agents use argumentation - including reasoning, decision making, learning and communication. The goal of this project is a suite of software components to support these argumentation-based activities and a development platform for integrating these components with knowledge resources and legacy systems. The lab is also working on a successor to PROforma called TARGET. PROforma was developed in the lab as a language for representing clinical guidelines and can be considered as an agent specification language for a single agent that does not interact with other agents. TARGET is intended to be 'multi-agent enabled' successor to PROforma, providing, among other things, communication capabilities and plan repair. We have a researcher in the lab who is studying agent architectures and a PhD student looking at argumentation-based dialogues between agents.
Article
Black, E.
(2003)
Using Agent Technology to Model Complex Medical Organisations.
AgentLink, 12.
Fox, J.
(2003)
Agents in healthcare (Invited editorial).
Applications of Software Agents Technology in the Health Care Domain.
Fox, J. and Beveridge, M. and Glasspool, D.
(2003)
Understanding intelligent agents: analysis and synthesis.
The European Journal on Artificial Intelligence (16).
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Conference or Workshop Item
Glasspool, D.W.
(2000)
The integration and control of behaviour: Insights from neuroscience and AI.
In: Symposium on How to Design a Functioning Mind, 17 April - 20 April 2000, UK, University of Birmingham.
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