David Menager

Cognitive Systems, Event Memory, Probabilistic Reasoning

About

David Menager holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Kansas and is an AI Scientist at Parallax Advanced Research. He is an emerging leader in cognitive systems research. His interdisciplinary research cuts across frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science, Philosophy, and Psychology. His current research interests focus on event memory and probabilistic reasoning in graphical models.

Drawing on his expertise and experience from academia and industry, he contributes to several efforts, including DARPA Programs such as In the Moment, and SCEPTER.

David is the recipient of the Self Graduate Fellowship and is a National GEM Consortium Fellow. In his free time, David likes to produce music and go running. 

Selected Invited talks

ICCBR, 2023
Hybrid Event Memory as a Case Base for State Estimation in Cognitive Agents
Aberdeen, Scotland

IPM2, 2019
A Hybrid Theory of Event Memory
Grenoble, France

AAAI Spring Symposium, 2018
Learning Planning Operators from Episodic Traces
Palo Alto, CA

Get in touch

David is always available to collaborate. If you want to chat about his work, collaborating, or exploring new opportunities, please reach out to him below.

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