Graduate Research Assistant Department of Computer Science University of Arizona
Gould-Simpson Building 1040 E. 4th Street Tucson, AZ 85721
dtgreen at cs dot arizona dot edu
I am currently working toward a PhD in computer science. My advisor is Prof. Paul Cohen.
My research interests include Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science. I am currently working on a project which uses fluent graphs to project possible futures, evaluate them, and alert the user to any unexpected upcoming events. I am also working on an intelligent tutoring system which strives to guide students down the most efficient learning path for a given subject. Prior to my transfer to the University of Arizona I was at the University of Wyoming where I worked on research in Artificial Physics, safety checking for the GILA project, and on function optimization.
PhD Computer Science, University of Arizona, (expected 2010) B.S. in Computer Science, University of Wyoming, 2001 B.A. in Psychology, Brown University, 1992
Rebguns, A., Green, D., Levine, G., Kuter, U., and Spears, D. (2008). Inferring and applying safety constraints to guide an ensemble of planners for airspace deconfliction. In the Proceedings of the CP/ICAPS COPLAS'08 Workshop on Constraint Satisfaction Techniques for Planning and Scheduling Problems.
Kuter, U., Levine, G., Green, D., Rebguns, A., Spears, D., and DeJong, G. (2007). Learning constraints via demonstration for safe planning. In the Proceedings of the AAAI Workshop on Acquiring Planning Knowledge via Demonstration.
Hettiarachchi, S., W. Spears, W. Kerr, D. Zarzhitsky, and D. Green (2006). Distributed agent evolution with dynamic adaptation to local unexpected scenarios. In Second GSFC/IEEE Workshop on Radical Agent Concepts. Springer-Verlag.
