Anthony Francis is a Ph.D. candidate in
Artificial Intelligence at the
College of Computing of the
Georgia Institute of Technology.
He received his B.S. in Information and Computer Science from Georgia Tech in
1991, and his M.S. in 1995.
His thesis research explores agent architectures for real world environments,
focusing on memory and the
utility problem.
His thesis advisor is
Ashwin Ram.
He expects to complete his Ph.D. in early 1999.
His active research areas include:
His other research interests include: natural language understanding,
distributed artificial intelligence,
animal cognition,
and the intersection of AI and cognitive science with other areas,
such as semiotics and history.
He also has an active interest in an area often called future computing,
with a focus on alternate input devices and novel mobile computer
configurations.
In the past, he has taught CS3361: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence;
classnotes are available on request.
He is also a professional
science fiction writer.
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The Nicole Project Animal Cognition
And more...
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Coming soon...
Last Modified: February 23, 1996 by Anthony Francis (centaur@cc.gatech.edu)
