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The fundamental goal of mixed initiative systems is to enhance joint cognitive work among humans
and computer agents. The designs of these systems have leveraged knowledge and principles
form the areas of linguistics, cognitive science, and computer science. In this article we ...
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The fundamental goal of mixed initiative systems is to enhance joint cognitive work among humans
and computer agents. The designs of these systems have leveraged knowledge and principles
form the areas of linguistics, cognitive science, and computer science. In this article we ...
Cited by 3 - Related articles - View as HTML - All 4 versions - Import into BibTeX
psu.edu [PDF]J Cassens - Proceedings of the IJCAI 2003 Workshop on Mixed- …, 2003 - Citeseer
... Towards implementing free will. In AISB 2000 symposium on How to Design a Functioning Mind,
Birmingham, April 2000. [Eggleston, 1999] Robert G. Eggleston. Mixed-Initiative Transactions:
A Cognitive Engineering Approach to In- terface Agent Modeling . In Cox [1999]. ...
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... Towards implementing free will. In AISB 2000 symposium on How to Design a Functioning Mind,
Birmingham, April 2000. [Eggleston, 1999] Robert G. Eggleston. Mixed-Initiative Transactions:
A Cognitive Engineering Approach to In- terface Agent Modeling . In Cox [1999]. ...
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