论文信息 - Incorporating AI into Military Decision Making: An Experiment

Incorporating AI into Military Decision Making: An Experiment

The Integrated Course of Action Critiquing and Elaboration System integrates several available technologies based on AI techniques. These techniques range from machine-understandable course-of-action representations entered via sketching and constrained natural language to interleaved adversarial planning and scheduling.

Kenneth D. Forbus | Alexander Kott | Robert Rasch

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