An Optimum Well Control Using Reinforcement Learning And Policy Transfer; Application To Production Optimization And Slugging Control
J. Poort, P. Shoeibi Omrani, T. Mannucci & J. van der Waa.
Below my biography and my publications on my human-AI interaction research, in particular on Explainable AI.
Jasper van der Waa is a researcher on human-AI interaction mixing fundamental and applied research.
Jasper van der Waa, born 1991 in the Netherlands, studied Artificial Intelligence at the Radboud University in Nijmegen. After his master’s focused on interactive machine learning, he started at TNO in 2016. TNO is the Dutch research institute for applied research, where Jasper’s research revolves around optimizing the human-AI interaction by expanding the AI’s functionality through the identification of requirements and development of new algorithms and technologies. In 2018 he started with his PhD research at the Technical University of Delft on the topic of explainable AI for improving the human-AI collaboration. His unique position allows him to collaborate closely with companies and government institutes to identify the most pressing issues that can be solved with explainable AI while collaborating with universities to address these issues through research.
He worked with financial institutes (ABN Amro, Achmea), AI companies (Xomnia, Enjin), healthcare institutes (Curium), the Dutch government (Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Employee Insurance Agency) and other research institutes (NLR, Marin). He also acted as liaison between the Technical University of Delft and the Ministry of Defence (KMA) on moral value elicitation. Furthermore he participates in NATO meetings (SCI-335 SRM) and roundtable discussions on the topic of AI in relation to current and future (European) regulations.
Aside from his collaboration with various parties, he organizes several community events such as summer schools, hackathons, presentation sessions and panel discussions that revolve around human-AI interaction. Furthermore, he is the founder of two opensource projects and their communities. The first is MATRX, a tool to accelerate human-machine teaming research by offering a platform to evaluate and test that research in various tasks. The second is the XAI Toolbox that aims to standardize and ease the use of the responsible application of explainable AI technologies.
His goal in all of these efforts is to enable effective and responsible human-AI collaboration and build and sustain communities that share this goal.
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J. van der Waa, J. van Diggelen, M. Neerincx & C. Jonker. Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research
A. Adhikari, E. Wenink, J. van der Waa, C. Bouter, I. Tolios & S. Raaijmakers. Conference on Pervasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments
H. van den Broek & J. van der Waa. International Conference on Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships
T. Brug, J. van der Waa, V. Maccatrozzo & H. van den Broek. Conference on Computer Applications and Information Technology in the Maritime Industries
M. de Boer, S. Vethman, R. Bakker, A. Adhikari, M. Marcus, J. de Greeff, J. van der Waa, T. Schoonderwoerd, I. Tolios, E. van Zoelen, F. Hillerström & B. Kamphorst. AAAI Spring Symposium on Machine Learning and Knowledge Engineering for Hybrid Intelligence
Y. Kunneman, M. Motta-Filho & J. van der Waa. The Design Journal
J. van der Waa, S. Verdult, K. van den Bosch, J. van Diggelen, T. Haije, B. van der Stigchel & I. Cocu. Frontiers in Robotics and AI
J. van der Waa, T. Schoonderwoerd, J. van Diggelen & M. Neerincx. International Journal of Human-Computer Studies
J. van der Waa, E. Nieuwburg, A. Cremers & M. Neerincx. Artificial Intelligence
J. van Diggelen, J. Barnhoorn, R. Post, J. Sijs, N. van der Stap & J. van der Waa. International Conference on Intelligent Human Systems Integration
J. van der Waa, J. van Diggelen, L. Cavalcante Siebert, M. Neerincx & C. Jonker. International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction
G. Schilt, H. Stokking, A.M. Brouwer, J. Van Der Waa & M. Hogervorst. US patents
G. Beckers, J. Sijs, J. van Diggelen, R. van Dijk, H. Bouma, M. Lomme, R. Hommes, F. Hillerstrom, J. van der Waa, A. van Velsen, T. Mannucci, J. Voogd, W. van Staal, K. Veltman, P. Wessels & A. Huizing. Counterterrorism, Crime Fighting, Forensics, and Surveillance Technologies III
J. van Diggelen, J. Barnhoorn, M. Peeters, W. van Staal, M. van Stolk, B. van der Vecht, J. van der Waa & J.M. Schraagen. NATO HFM symposium on Human Autonomy Teaming
A.M. Brouwer, J. van der Waa & H. Stokking. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience
J. van der Waa, J. van Diggelen, K. van den Bosch & M. Neerincx. IJCAI-18 Workshop on Explainable AI (XAI)
M. Neerincx, J. van der Waa, F. Kaptein & J. van Diggelen. International Conference on Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics
A.M. Brouwer, J. Van Der Waa & H. Stokking. 2nd International Neuroergonomics Conference
B. van der Vecht, J. van Diggelen, M. Peeters, J. Barnhoorn & J. van der Waa. International Conference on Practical Applications of Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
B. van der Vecht, J. van Diggelen, M. Peeters, W. van Staal & J. van der Waa. International Conference on Practical Applications of Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
J. van der Waa, M. Robeer, J. van Diggelen, M. Brinkhuis & M. Neerincx. ICML-18 Workshop on Human Interpretability in Machine Learning (WHI'18)
J. van der Waa, J. van Diggelen & M. Neerincx. In Workshop On Explainable Smart Systems (EXSS)
J. van der Waa, J. van Diggelen, M. Neerincx & S. Raaijmakers. ICAART '18
J. van Diggelen, H. van den Broek, J.M. Schraagen & J. van der Waa. International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics
J. van Diggelen, R. Looije, J. van der Waa & M. Neerincx. International Conference on Applied Human Factors and Ergonomics
A.M. Brouwer, J. van der Waa, M. Hogervorst, A. Cacace & H. Stokking. Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Workshop on An Application-oriented Approach to BCI out of the laboratory
J. van der Waa. Radboud University
J. van der Waa. Radboud University