Christian Fritz

Christian Fritz, Ph.D.

I have graduated! I'm now a post-doc at USC/ISI.

Knowledge Representation Group,
Department of Computer Science,
University of Toronto.
Advisor: Sheila McIlraith.

Office:	D.L. Pratt Building, Room 263 (KR Lab)
	at cs. toronto. edu

I am interested in a variety of topics regarding the application of AI planning and knowledge representation techniques to real-world problems. These include planning in highly dynamic environments, execution monitoring, diagnosis, the integration of domain-expert knowledge into planning and control, integrated planning and execution, decision-theoretic planning, and planning with complex user preferences. Applications I have worked on or am interested in include autonomous robots, web service composition, workflows, computational biology, and mobile computing.

Useful stuff of mine:

BibBase.org: an easy to use web service for displaying your scientific publications on your web page (see for instance my publications). Similar to bib2html, BibBase produces an HTML page from a given Bibtex file, but different from bib2html it does so on-the-fly, simplifying maintenance. In addition, BibBase automatically generates an RSS feed of your papers, allowing others to stay up to date on your research more easily. BibBase also indexes your publications on BibBase.org from where they can be searched, or your RSS feed aggregated with others into theme based feeds (more features coming soon).
aaai_script.sh: a script to generate the latex-source package required by AAAI Press when submitting camera-ready versions for conference proceedings. Usage: aaai_script.sh [TEXFILE]
Walls: create online textfiles, for easy anywhere-access and sharing.

Links

Knowledge-Based Systems Group, RWTH Aachen, Germany, my previous affiliation
AllemaniACs, my former RoboCup Team (robotic soccer and service robotics).
My Google context, at University of Toronto
My former Google context, at RWTH Aachen, Germany
WikiDict -- A dictionary based on Wikipedia

Toronto: TTC subway travel time chart (old). This old but useful chart is not available on ttc.ca anymore, but this link takes you back in time (using the way-back-machine).

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