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ORCIDExaCt 2011: Barcelona, Spain
- Thomas Roth-Berghofer, Nava Tintarev, David B. Leake:
Explanation-aware Computing, Papers from the 2011 IJCAI Workshop, Barcelona, Spain, July 16-17, 2011. 2011 - Thomas Roth-Berghofer, Nava Tintarev, David B. Leake:
Organizing Committee / Preface. ExaCt 2011 - Thomas Dodson, Nicholas Mattei, Judy Goldsmith:
A Natural Language Argumentation Interface for Explanation Generation in Markov Decision Processes. ExaCt 2011: 1-10 - Björn Forcher, Thomas Roth-Berghofer, Stefan Agne:
Justifying Semantic Search Results By Means Of Semantic Frequency Classes. ExaCt 2011: 11-20 - Matthew Molineaux, David W. Aha, Ugur Kuter:
Learning Event Models that Explain Anomalies. ExaCt 2011: 21-30 - Matthew Molineaux, Ugur Kuter, Matthew Klenk:
What Just Happened? Explaining the Past in Planning and Execution. ExaCt 2011: 31-40 - James A. Overton:
Scientific Explanation and Computation. ExaCt 2011: 41-50 - Daniel Sonntag, Christian Schulz:
Monitoring and explaining reasoning processes in a dialogue system's input interpretation step. ExaCt 2011: 51-60 - Iris van de Kieft, Catholijn M. Jonker, M. Birna van Riemsdijk:
Improving User and Decision Support System Teamwork: An Approach Based on Shared Mental Models. ExaCt 2011: 61-70 - Hendrik Decker:
Consistent Explanations of Answers to Queries in Inconsistent Knowledge Bases. ExaCt 2011: 71-80 - Marie Garnier:
Explanation and Corrective Feedback in Grammar Checking Systems. ExaCt 2011: 81-90
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