My research aims to help people make decisions in complex situations. In applying operations research/management science, artificial intelligence, and human-computer interaction to practical problems, my aim is to assist (not replace) the human decision maker in planning and combinatorial optimization problems. Motivated by important challenges we find in the real world, I want to understand and model the problems, develop theories and methodologies, and apply them to design and deploy usable tools to help solve the problems.
Problem modelling
Monday : 4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
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Long Term Consulting Engagements
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Peer-Reviewed Journal ArticlesPublished Articles in Refereed Journals
1.
Bui, H and Yorke-Smith, N
(2010) 'Efficient Variable Elimination for Semi-Structured Simple Temporal Networks with Continuous Domains', Knowledge Engineering Review
2.
Weber, J and Yorke-Smith, N
(2009) 'Designing for Usability of an Adaptive Time Management Assistant', AI Magazine
, 30:4
3.
Yorke-Smith, N and Gervet, C
(2009) 'Certainty Closure: Reliable Constraint Reasoning with Uncertain Data', ACM Transactions on Computational Logic
, 10:1, 3:1-3:41
4.
Peintner, B, Viappiani, P and Yorke-Smith, N
(2008) 'Preferences in Interactive Systems: Technical Challenges and Case Studies', AI Magazine
, 29:4, 13-24
5.
Rossi, F, Venable, B and Yorke-Smith, N
(2006) 'Uncertainty in Soft Temporal Constraint Problems: A General Framework and Controllability Algorithms for the Fuzzy Case', Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research
, 27:0, 617-674
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Riera, D and Yorke-Smith, N
(2002) 'An Improved Hybrid Model for the Generic Hoist Scheduling Problem', Annals of Operations Research
, 115:0, 173-191
Other Intellectual ContributionsArticles in Practice-Oriented Journals1. Castillo, L, Cortellessa, G and Yorke-Smith, N (2009) 'The 2008 Scheduling and Planning Applications Workshop (SPARK’08)', AI Magazine , 30:1, 119-120 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||