Interactive Planning and Monitoring for the Anchor Desk Associate
Gary C. Borchardt, Boris Katz, Patrick Henry Winston · 2002
This report describes a technique for collaborative, human-computer accomplishment of planning and monitoring activity in a range of domains. The technique, called split-confirmation, provides for a partitioning of duties between the two participants, such that each vouches for the likelihood of occurrence for a distinct temporal portion of particular events or sets of events describing past, present or future activity. Assignment of duties is controlled by the human participant and can be altered at will in response to changes in the overall context for planning and monitoring activity.