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Martha E. Pollack

Professor Retired

Cornell University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Computer Science

Martha E. Pollack is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Retired at Cornell University.

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computer science systems engineering automated reasoning artificial intelligence ai planning intelligent systems planning theory cognitive science knowledge representation and reasoning multiagent systems human-computer interaction formal methods operations research long range planning temporal logic assistive technology logic in computer science intelligent user interfaces combinatorial optimization intelligent robotic systems automation intelligent computing computational optimization constraint satisfaction multi-agent planning heuristic planning design autonomous robots constraint solving pragmatics computational intelligence autonomous agent systems intelligent robot artificial society reasoning about action agent-based system assistive robots cognitive technologies test automation agent decision-making human robot interaction robotics automation constraint programming intelligent agents test case design scheduling problems agent architecture test data generation reasoning system scheduling (computing) robotic agent dialogue management assistive devices pragmatic analysis temporal data action (philosophy) disjunctive temporal problems plan generation plan management plan recognition socially assistive robots cognitive ergonomics discourse structure policy planning agent architectures initial state hierarchical planning operators plan inference ai plan generation rationale-based monitoring probabilistic planning unifying algorithm user preferences partial-order planning optimal rectangle packing value-density algorithms automated planning task planning

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Plan-Based Control of Robotic Agents (Dagstuhl Seminar 01431). (2021)

Michael BeetzMalik GhallabJoachim HertzbergMartha E. Pollack

systems engineeringrobotic agentsrobotic agentroboticsintelligent robotic systemsrobot controlmulti-agent planningautonomous robots

Towards a Principled Representation of Discourse Plans. Routledge eBooks (2019)

R. Michael YoungJohanna D. MooreMartha E. Pollack

spoken dialog systemprincipled representationdialogue managementcommunicationknowledge representation and reasoningplanning theoryconversation analysisdiscourse structurediscourse planslanguageplanning algorithmpragmaticslinguisticsautomated reasoningdiscourse analysis

Flexible Dispatch of Disjunctive Plans. (2014)

Ioannis TsamardinosMartha E. PollackPhilip Ganchev

ai planningtemporal logicsystems engineeringflexible dispatchdisjunctive plansdispatch algorithmlogic in computer scienceplanning theoryformal methodstask planningcomputer scienceautomated reasoningoperations research

Efficiently Dispatching Plans Encoded as Simple Temporal Problems. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

Martha E. PollackIoannis Tsamardinos

temporal logicsystems engineeringmathematical programmingcomputational optimizationsimple temporal problemsscheduling (computing)stp dispatchformal methodsscheduling problemsscheduling analysisprogramming languagescomputer sciencesimple temporal problemoperations research

Aaai Leadership Transition. AI Magazine (2010)

Martha PollackHenry Kautz

aaai presidents leadershipaaai leadership transition

Automatic Assessment of Cognitive Impairment Through Electronic Observation of Object Usage. Lecture notes in computer science (2010)

Mark R. HodgesNed L. KirschMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

rehabilitationassistive technologyneuropsychological rehabilitationhuman-computer interactionelectronic observationobject usageautomatic assessmentcognitive system engineeringmemory assessmentcognitive impairmentcognitive analysiscognitive sciencecognitive technologiesapplied cognitive psychologycognition

Incorporating User Control in Automated Interactive Scheduling Systems. (2010)

Jina HuhMartha PollackHadi KatebiKarem SakallahNed Kirsch

full user controldesigninteraction designhuman-computer interactionscheduling (computing)health informaticsintelligent user interfacesuser interfacesscheduling problemsstandard usability metricsuser controlscheduling analysiscomputer scienceautomation

Timelinesreflections on the Future of Ischools From a Dean Inspired by Some Junior Faculty. interactions (2010)

Martha E. Pollack

martha pollackdigital scholarshipdesigndomain-specific hci-yetinformation scienceacademic librarianshipdigital humanitiesinformation designelectronic libraryeducationinformation managementinformation developmentinformation technologyinformation professiondesign researchhuman information interactionjunior faculty

Multi-Format Notifications for Multi-Tasking. Lecture notes in computer science (2009)

Julie S. WeberMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

systems engineeringtask analysiscomputer-supported cooperative workhuman-computer interactionmulti-task learningintelligent user interfacesinformation managementmulti-format notificationscomputer science

Object-Use Activity Monitoring: Feasibility for People With Cognitive Impairments.. National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (2009)

Mark R. HodgesMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

cognitive rehabilitationrehabilitationassistive technologyneuropsychological rehabilitationactivity monitoringrehabilitation engineeringcognitive impairmentobject-use activity monitoringeveryday objectshuman monitoringapplied cognitive psychologycognitive sciencebrain injuryneurorehabilitationphysiological measurementshead trauma rehabilitationhealth technologyhuman-computer interactionactivity recognitionneuroscience

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Martha E. Pollack

Professor Retired

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Linguistics

College of Computing and Information Science

Department of Computer Science

Martha E. Pollack is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor Retired at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Plan-Based Control of Robotic Agents (Dagstuhl Seminar 01431). (2021)

Michael BeetzMalik GhallabJoachim HertzbergMartha E. Pollack

systems engineeringrobotic agentsrobotic agentroboticsintelligent robotic systemsrobot controlmulti-agent planningautonomous robots

Towards a Principled Representation of Discourse Plans. Routledge eBooks (2019)

R. Michael YoungJohanna D. MooreMartha E. Pollack

Flexible Dispatch of Disjunctive Plans. (2014)

Ioannis TsamardinosMartha E. PollackPhilip Ganchev

Efficiently Dispatching Plans Encoded as Simple Temporal Problems. IGI Global eBooks (2011)

Martha E. PollackIoannis Tsamardinos

Aaai Leadership Transition. AI Magazine (2010)

Martha PollackHenry Kautz

aaai presidents leadershipaaai leadership transition

Automatic Assessment of Cognitive Impairment Through Electronic Observation of Object Usage. Lecture notes in computer science (2010)

Mark R. HodgesNed L. KirschMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

Incorporating User Control in Automated Interactive Scheduling Systems. (2010)

Jina HuhMartha PollackHadi KatebiKarem SakallahNed Kirsch

Timelinesreflections on the Future of Ischools From a Dean Inspired by Some Junior Faculty. interactions (2010)

Martha E. Pollack

Multi-Format Notifications for Multi-Tasking. Lecture notes in computer science (2009)

Julie S. WeberMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

Object-Use Activity Monitoring: Feasibility for People With Cognitive Impairments.. National Conference on Artificial Intelligence (2009)

Mark R. HodgesMark W. NewmanMartha E. Pollack

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