Ancestors
For further ancestors, look at
The Mathematics Genealogy Project, which traces this line back to Erasmus
and beyond.
Descendants
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Leora Morgenstern. "Foundations of a Logic of Knowledge, Action, and
Communication."
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Leo Joskowicz. "Reasoning about Shape and Kinematic Function in Mechanical
Devices"
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Yaron Ostrovsky-Berman
- Eran Peleg
- Ruby Shamir
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Moti Freiman
- Yonatan Myers
- Lior Weizman
- Achia Kronman
- Assaf Spanier
- Refael Vivanti
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Pasquale Caianiello. "Learning as the Evolution of Representation."
- Alexander Botta. "A Theory of Natural Learning."
- Jen-Lung Chiu. "Planning in an Imperfect World Using Previous Experiences."
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Tim Klinger.
"Adversarial Reasoning: A Logical Approach for Computer GO."
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Gedas Adomavicius.
"Expert-Driven Validation of Set-Based Data Mining Results"
(nominal co-advisor with Alex Tuzhilin).
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Ji-Ae Shin.
``TM-LPSAT: Encoding Temporal Metric Planning
in Continuous Time.'' Now a
book!
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Tatiana Kichkaylo.
(co-advisor with Vijay Karamcheti). ``Construction of Component-Based
Applications by Planning.''
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Ziyang Wang.
``Incremental Web Search: Tracking Changes in the Web.''
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Paul Bethe. ``Advances in computer bridge: Techniques for a
partial-information, communications-based game.''
Masters' Theses Supervised
Senior Thesis Supervised
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Yuling Gu,
"Towards detecting temporal relations implicitly conveyed in text".
May 2020.
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Jennifer Zhuoran Zeng, "Physical Reasoning in an Open World". May 2022.
My advisees are impressively international in terms of country of origin:
USA (Leora, Tim, Paul, Emily), Mexico (Leo), Italy (Pasquale), Romania (Alex),
Taiwan (Jen-Lung, Ziyang), China (Wei Peng), Singapore (Yuling),
Korea (Ji-Ae), Russia (Tatiana), Israel (Yanai),
India (Kumar), and Iran (Azam).