Dynamic Spatial Reasoning Capability in a Graphical Interface Evaluation Tool

Michael Matessa · 2007

This paper describes dynamic and spatial reasoning enhancements to the Graph-Based Interface Language tool (GRBIL), which creates ACT-R models by demonstration. A new ability for users to create monitors enables procedures to be dynamically triggered. A new integration of ACT-R with a diagrammatic reasoning theory allows ACT-R to perform spatial reasoning. Capabilities of the tool are demonstrated in a robotic control task.

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