Work in Progress

• Contribution Tracking: Models and skills for collaborative language use under uncertainty. David DeVault and Matthew Stone.

• Enlightened update: Informative presupposition in a computational architecture for pragmatic reasoning. Richmond H. Thomason, Matthew Stone and David DeVault.

  • Substantial revision of Enlightened update: A computational architecture for presupposition and other pragmatic phenomena. Target article for Donna Byron, Craige Roberts, and Scott Schwenter's 2006 workshop on Presupposition Accommodation, Ohio State Pragmatics Initiative.

• Mapping meaning in computation. Matthew Stone. Originally written in 2005 for a planned volume by Paul R. Cohen, editor, Artificial Intelligence: The first hundred years.

• Agents in the real world: Computational models in artificial intelligence and cognitive science. Matthew Stone. Originally written in 2001 for a planned revision of Lepore and Pylyshyn, eds., Cognitive Science, to be published by Blackwell. Comments welcome and appreciated.

• Toward an account of accented pronouns in discourse: Evidence from eye-tracking. Jennifer J. Venditti, Matthew Stone, Preetham Nanda and Paul Tepper. Distributed as RuCCS TR 68, 2001. Comments welcome and appreciated.

• Reference to possible worlds. Matthew Stone. Distributed as RuCCS TR 49, 1999.

  • Substantially replaces The anaphoric parallel between modality and tense. Matthew Stone. Distributed as IRCS TR 97-06, University of Pennsylvania, 1997.

• First-order multi-modal deduction. Matthew Stone. RuCCS TR 55, 1999.

• Efficient tree construction for reasoning about necessity. Matthew Stone. Distributed as IRCS TR 97-07, University of Pennsylvania, 1997.