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Personalisation for user agents

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This paper is concerned with personalisation of user agents by symbolic, on-line machine learning techniques. The application of these ideas to an infotainment agent is discussed in detail. Also experimental results, which indicate that a high level of personalisation can be achieved by this approach, are presented.

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