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Timotheus Kampik TimKam

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Assistant Prof. in Computing Science & Principal Scientist @signavio. Reasoning, Agents, and Processes.
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  • @signavio @sphinx-doc @sphinx-contrib
  • Umeå, Sweden / Berlin, Germany
  • people.cs.umu.se/tkampik
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  1. JS-son JS-son Public

    Light-weight reasoning-loop agent library for JavaScript

    JavaScript 48 10

  2. sphinx-doc/sphinx sphinx-doc/sphinx Public

    The Sphinx documentation generator

    Python 8.1k 2.6k

  3. jacamo-lang/jacamo-rest jacamo-lang/jacamo-rest Public

    REST API for JaCaMo (draft)

    Java 8 4

  4. jason-lang/jason jason-lang/jason Public

    Jason is a fully-fledged interpreter for an extended version of AgentSpeak, a BDI agent-oriented logic programming language.

    Java 261 76

  5. signavio/sap-sam signavio/sap-sam Public archive

    Example source code for SAP Signavio Academic Models (SAP-SAM)

    Jupyter Notebook 46 16

  6. Quantitative-Bipolar-Argumentation Quantitative-Bipolar-Argumentation Public

    This is a CPython implementation for Explaining Change in Quantitative Bipolar Argumentation (Kampik, Čyras, Ruiz Alarcón, 2024).

    Jupyter Notebook 12 4

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