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Contact Information:
David C. Wilkins
Cordura Hall, 210 Panama St Center for the Study of
Language and Information
Stanford University
Stanford, CA 94305
Email:
dwilkins at stanford.edu
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David C. Wilkins
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My
research area within
Artificial
Intelligence and
Cognitive Science
is computational models of human learning, decision making,
and expertise. My research specialty is interactive
learning environments, especially apprenticeship
learning systems for learning and teaching expert
decision making. My
research grants in this area almost always involve faculty
collaborators from Psychology, Computer Science, or Linguistics. My current
affiliations at Stanford are with the
Symbolic Systems
Program, which focuses on a
Science of the
Mind; the
Cognitive Systems Laboratory in the
Center for the
Study of Language and Information (CSLI), and the
Stanford Center for Creativity in the Arts (SICa), where
I serve on an Advisory committee. I have a
senior research affiliate position at the
Institute for the Study of
Learning and Expertise (ISLE) in Palo Alto.
Prior to returning to Stanford, I was on the faculty at the
University of
Illinois at Urbana-Champaign from 1988-2005, with
faculty appointments in Computer Science, Psychology,
Aviation Institute, and Beckman Institute. I received my
Ph.D. from University of Michigan in 1987. My Ph.D.
dissertation research
was carried out in the Department of Computer Science at
Stanford University
between 1982-1987.
Research Projects: Interactive Learning Environments
Apprenticeship Learning
Systems: Learning by Natural Instruction (with David
Fried)
Learning Methods to Improve
Brain Function in Pediatric Psychiatry (with Victor
Carrion)
Learning to Recognize Facial
Emotions: Art and Psychology (with Antonio Hardan)
Research Projects: Models of Human Learning
Child Language Learning: Semantic Bootstrapping
(with Sheldon Nicholl)
Learning for Natural Language
Story Comprehension (with Eugene Grois)
Learning Speed Curves:
Prediction of Average Case Performance (with Carl Kadie)
Teaching
Symsys 210: Learning Facial
Emotions: Art and Psychology (with Pam Davis Kivelson)
Symsys 190:
Senior Honors
Symsys 196:
Independent Study
Publications, in PDF format
Chronological
Selected
By Subject Area
Readings in Knowledge Acquisition and Learning
(book with Bruce Buchanan)
Research Group, Knowledge Based Systems (KBS),
Archival Information
Members
Ph.D Dissertations
and M.S. Theses
Academic Genealogy
(produced by Haym Hirsh and Vadim Bulitko)
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