Learning to Prevent Task Interactions
Michael C. Freed, Gregg C. Collins · 1994
Increasingly automated home, workplace, and industrial environments require programs capable of carrying out an ever wider assortment of tasks. As this trend continues, it will become increasingly difficult for computer programmers to anticipate all the ways in which these tasks may interact with one another. One solution to this problem is to attempt to automate the recognition of novel interactions between tasks.