Heracles : Hierarchical Dynamic Constraint Networks for Interactive Planning
@inproceedings{AmbiteHeraclesH, title={Heracles : Hierarchical Dynamic Constraint Networks for Interactive Planning}, author={J. Ambite and Craig A. Knoblock and Maria Muslea} }
For any human activity there is a wealth of information available in the Internet and in corporate intranets. Unfortunately , such information is distributed among many sites, with different data formats, schemas, and semantics. Moreover , information access per se is of limited value. What is needed is a system that integrates and structures diverse information in support of the user tasks and goals. The system must focus on the relevant information, evaluate tradeoffs, and suggest courses of…
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