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Collaborative Design (CD) |
CD (Collaborative Design) is a limitedly-rational, cognitively plausible,FORR-inspired architecture for two-dimensional layouts. Its premise is that collaboration among multiple agents can produce aesthetically pleasing, algorithmically economical solutions. Each agent is responsible for the location and manipulation of a class of related objects. Susan L. Epstein Current Work CD and FLO have recently been selected as the three-year focus of a GEOIDE project: "Simulation of Memory, Mental Imagery, and Mental Models - Applications to Spatial Planning and Electronic Map Use." Key reference Epstein, S. L. (1998). Toward Design as Collaboration. In Proceedings of the Fifteenth National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Madison, WI: AAAI. |
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