Intent Inferencing
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* [[Surgical Intent|Surgical Intent]] | * [[Surgical Intent|Surgical Intent]] | ||
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Current revision as of 20:46, 7 August 2009
The ultimate goal of our work can be summarized with the phrase intent inferencing. By this we mean inferring from known information and observable events what the intent of a particular entity is. What will this person or group do next? What are their goals and how do their culture and beliefs influence these goals? What actions will they take to fulfill these goals? Related projects include:
