PhD research
Nico Roos did his PhD research on handling inconsistent and uncertain information. He developed an assumption-based argumentation system for handling inconsistent information based on a reliability assessment. His PhD research also addressed the question whether a subjective probability measure can be defined based on the amount of information and knowledge an agent possesses. A summary of the PhD thesis.
A list of PhD theses supervised by Nico Roos.
Current Research Interests
- Explainable Artificial Intelligence
- Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
- Multi-Agent Systems
- Robotics
Explainable Artificial Intelligence
- Learning arguments from data for explainable decision making
- Realizing reasoning through the construction of mental models using neural networks
- Defeasible reasoning with a controlled natural language
Knowledge Representation and Reasoning
- Argumentation Systems
- Diagnosis (of plan execution)
- Planning and Scheduling
- Description Logics (semantic web)
- Ontology Alignment
- Dynamic Logic
