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  • The University of Western Australia (M002), 35 Stirling Highway,

    6009 Perth

    Australia

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Biography

Tim French is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, working in logic, artificial intelligence, and knowledge representation and reasoning. His particular interest is reasoning about uncertainty and probabilistic modelling, and he has published on awareness in multi-agent systems, probabilistic reasoning in games, and informative updates in multi-agent systems, including axiomatisations, decision procedures, and expressivity results.

Tim is also interested in applying these ideas in industrial settings, and has worked on projects using automated planning for industrial processes, capturing tacit and implicit knowledge from domain experts, and machine learning for complex processes.

Tim teaches a range of topics across theoretical computer science, artificial intelligence, and knowledge representation. He is currently supervising PhD, honours, and masters projects in machine learning, generative AI, and models of reasoning and uncertainty.

Tim is the Regional Contest Director for the South Pacific Programming Contest, a subcontest of the International Collegiate Programming Contest.

 

Education/Academic qualification

Computer Science, DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY, Bisimulation Quantifiers for Modal Logic, The University of Western Australia

Award Date: 27 Mar 2007

Computer and Mathematical Science, BACHELOR OF COMPUTER AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES, The University of Western Australia

Award Date: 30 Nov 1999

Research expertise keywords

  • Algorithms
  • Automata theory
  • Automated reasoning
  • Formal methods in software
  • Logical foundations of computer science
  • Modal/temporal logic
  • Verification of systems
  • Reasoning about Uncertainty

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