MuLab Research

The MuLab focuses on a broad range of research topics, unified by the common goal of better model understanding; both from the perspective of human understading and machine understanding. The models we typically consider are dynamical systems or planning models: i.e., how things can change over time through the interaction of a human/agent with an environment.

A core setting for much of the work surrounds multi-agent reasoning, as many environments require interaction with other agents. Also inherent to many settings is an aspect of uncertainty. In what the agent believes, in what the impact of acting in the world might be, etc. Much of our work embraces the pervasive nature of uncertainty, and aims to address the key challenges it presents.

Model Acquisition

Domain Authoring

Principled Induction

Theory Learning


Multi-agent Planning


Natural Language & Planning


Planning Under Uncertainty


Execution


Knowledge Compilation