Overview
AIAI applies knowledge-based approaches to support complex tasks
making use of rich models of the user, task and domain.
AIAI's main technical themes are:
- Knowledge Management
- Planning and Activity Management
- Adaptive Systems
- New Ventures
AIAI also wishes to show the importance of the overlap between Process and
Information Management, and the related support that can then be given
to help users carry out tasks involving knowledge or information in an
organisation in a cooperative working environment.
A common systems integration framework is adopted in a number of projects
in which modular re-use of concepts and components is possible.
Further details of the Projects and Applications
undertaken by the Institute are available.
The following sections list details of technical skills that support
the Institute's work with its clients.
Knowledge Management
- Knowledge Representation
- Knowledge Engineering
- Ontological Engineering
- Knowledge Acquisition
- Modelling Support
- Database Access
- Information Viewing Aids
- Information Management
- Information Mediators and Facilitators
- Knowledge Management
Planning and Activity Management
- Task Management
- Process Modelling
- Process Management
- User Role Modelling
- Activity Planning
- Resource Scheduling
- Constraint Reasoning
- Process Enactment
- Process Explanation
- Intelligent Workflow
Adaptive Systems
- Neural Networks
- Genetic Algorithms
- Qualitative Simulation
- Fuzzy Reasoning
- Rule Inducation
- Case-based Reasoning
Systems Architectures
- Agenda-based Systems
- Agent-based Systems
- Systems Integration
- Graphical and Multi-modal User Interfaces
Capabilities
The Institute's work supports a range of tasks:
- Synthesis Tasks
- Planning
- Scheduling
- Configuration
- Layout
- Analysis Tasks
- Diagnosis
- Selection
- Classification
- Decision Aids
- Control and Adaptation
- Process Enactment
- Adaptive Systems
The Institute has specific capabilities and active work in the
following areas:
- Technology Areas
- Application Sectors
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