Knowing Foucault, knowing you: ‘raced’/classed and gendered subjectivities in the pedagogical state

Knowing Me, Knowing You: Networks of Cooperation

Knowing me, knowing you: personality and peer appraisal.

Knowing What to Imitate and Knowing When You Succeed

If we are to build robots that can imitate the actions of a human instructor, the robotics community must address a variety of issues. In this paper, we examine two of these issues. First, how does the robot know which things it should imitate? Second, how does the robot know when its actions are an adequate imitation of the original? We further describe an on-going research effort to implement...

``Knowing Whether,'' ``Knowing That,'' and The Cardinality of State Spaces

We introduce a new knowledge operator called ``knowing whether.'' Knowing whether an event occurred means either knowing that it occurred or knowing that it did not occur. We demonstrate the following difference between ``knowing whether'' and ``knowing that.'' In a multiple agent model, a sequence of events generated by successively applying ``knowing that'' operators, or their negations, may ...

Knowing Me, Knowing You: Practical Issues in the Personalisation of Agent Technology

Recent years have seen a dramatic increase in the development of agent technology. Agent systems have been applied to many areas, but undoubtedly the most widely publicised application area has been the Internet. The size of the Internet and the subsequent large volume of information has spawned agents which can search, filter, recommend and present information to a user. Many such agent applic...