``Infrastructure'' for intelligent and cognitive systems

While working on other research projects, I have been involved in the development of a number of software tools to aid the research. In addition, each of the specific research projects includes more ``foundational'' work on developing intelligent systems. Following is a list of interests and activities that relate to my primary projects.

• Developing graphical tools for interacting with human-like agents
• Developing graphical interfaces for building, debugging, and using rule-based systems
• Reimplementing ``classic'' cognitive models in a reusable framework (the Subtraction World is an example)
• Graphical interfaces for teaching students about cognitive models and intelligent systems (the Eaters simulation is an example)
• Improvements in the underlying architecture for intelligent agents

Randolph Jones' research