An Explanatory and "Argumentative" Interface for a Model-based Diagnostic System. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Raymond Larson (ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology, 1992)

An Explanation-Based-Learning Approach to Knowledge Compilation: A Pilot's Associate Application. - Keith R. Levi; David L. Perschbacher; Mark A. Hoffman; Christopher A. Miller 001; Barry B. Druhan; Valerie L. Shalin (IEEE Expert, 1992)

Linked-learning for knowledge acquisition: a pilot's associate case study. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Keith R. Levi (Knowl. Acquis., 1994)

Agent and Task Modeling at Honeywell. - David J. Musliner; Christopher A. Miller 001 (Agent Modeling, 1996)

Computational Approaches to Interface Design: What Works, What Doesn't, What Should and What Might. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (IUI, 1997)

User Acceptance of an Intelligent User Interface: A Rotorcraft Pilot's Associate Example. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Matthew D. Hannen (IUI, 1999)

A High-Level "Tasking" Interface for Uninhabited Combat Air Vehicles. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Michael J. S. Pelican; Robert P. Goldman (IUI, 1999)

A New Model of Plan Recognition. - Robert P. Goldman; Christopher W. Geib; Christopher A. Miller 001 (UAI, 1999)

The Rotorcraft Pilot's Associate: design and evaluation of an intelligent user interface for cockpit information management. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Matthew D. Hannen (Knowl. Based Syst., 1999)

Bridging the Information Transfer Gap: Measuring Goodness of Information Fit. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (J. Vis. Lang. Comput., 1999)

Intelligent user interfaces for correspondence domains (panel session): moving IUIs off the desktop. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (IUI, 2000)

DOGMA: a diversion management decision-support system in airline operations. - Michael C. Dorneich; Stephen D. Whitlow; Christopher A. Miller 001; John A. Allen (SMC, 2002)

Who's in charge?; intermediate levels of control for robots we can live with. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Raja Parasuraman (SMC, 2003)

Human control of multiple robots in the RoboFlag simulation environment. - Raja Parasuraman; Scott Galster; Christopher A. Miller 001 (SMC, 2003)

AAAI-2002 Fall Symposium Series. - Yukio Ohsawa; Peter McBurney; Simon Parsons; Christopher A. Miller 001; Alan C. Schultz; Jean Scholtz; Michael Goodrich 002; Eugene Santos Jr.; Benjamin Bell; Charles Lee Isbell Jr.; Michael L. Littman (AI Mag., 2003)

The Role of "Etiquette" in an Automated Medication Reminder. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Peggy Wu; Marc Chapman (AAAI Technical Report (4), 2004)

Managing Knowledge throughout the Software Development Cycle using the Cognitive Decision Aid Knowledge Acquisition Toolset (CDAKAT). - Harry Funk; Christopher A. Miller 001; Peggy Wu; John Meisner (IRI, 2004)

Introduction. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (Commun. ACM, 2004)

Trust and etiquette in high-criticality automated systems. - Raja Parasuraman; Christopher A. Miller 001 (Commun. ACM, 2004)

Tagging Knowledge Acquisition Sessions To Facilitate Knowledge Traceability. - Heather Richter; Gregory D. Abowd; Christopher A. Miller 001; Harry Funk (Int. J. Softw. Eng. Knowl. Eng., 2004)

An empirical investigation of capture and access for software requirements activities. - Heather Richter; Christopher A. Miller 001; Gregory D. Abowd; Idris Hsi (Graphics Interface, 2005)

A flexible delegation-type interface enhances system performance in human supervision of multiple robots: empirical studies with RoboFlag. - Raja Parasuraman; Scott Galster; Peter Squire; Hiroshi Furukawa; Christopher A. Miller 001 (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. Part A, 2005)

Designing for Flexible Interaction Between Humans and Automation: Delegation Interfaces for Supervisory Control. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Raja Parasuraman (Hum. Factors, 2007)

Integrating Task- and Work Domain-Based Work Analyses in Ecological Interface Design: A Process Control Case Study. - Greg A. Jamieson; Christopher A. Miller 001; Wayne H. Ho; Kim J. Vicente (IEEE Trans. Syst. Man Cybern. Part A, 2007)

A Computational Approach to Etiquette: Operationalizing Brown and Levinson's Politeness Model. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Peggy Wu; Harry Funk (IEEE Intell. Syst., 2008)

Evaluating the Effects of Culture and Etiquette on Human-Computer Interaction and Human Performance. - Peggy Wu; Tammy Ott; Christopher A. Miller 001 (AAAI Spring Symposium: Experimental Design for Real-World Systems, 2009)

Culture, Politeness and Directive Compliance. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Peggy Wu; Vanessa Vakili; Tammy Ott; Kip Smith (HCI (5), 2009)

Can polite computers produce better human performance. - Peggy Wu; Christopher A. Miller 001 (AFFINE@MM, 2010)

Politeness in Social Networks: Using Verbal Behaviors to Assess Socially-Accorded Regard. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Sonja Schmer-Galunder; Jeffrey M. Rye (SocialCom/PASSAT, 2010)

Interactive Phrasebook - Embedding Human Social Dynamics in Language Training. - Peggy Wu; Christopher A. Miller 001 (SocialCom/PASSAT, 2010)

Delegation to Automation: Performance and Implications in Non-optimal Situations. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Tyler H. Shaw; Joshua D. Hamell; Adam Emfield; David J. Musliner; Ewart de Visser; Raja Parasuraman (HCI (21), 2011)

Modeling information fit: a tool for interface design. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Jeffrey M. Rye; Peggy Wu (IUI, 2011)

Future Unmanned Aerial Systems Control: Feedback on Highly Flexible Operator-Automation Delegation Interface Concept. - Gloria Calhoun; Mark H. Draper; Heath A. Ruff; Timothy Barry; Christopher A. Miller 001; Joshua D. Hamell (Infotech@Aerospace, 2012)

Adaptable Operator-Automation Interface for Future Unmanned Aerial Systems Control: Development of a Highly Flexible Delegation Concept Demonstration. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Joshua D. Hamell; Heath A. Ruff; Timothy Barry; Mark H. Draper; Gloria L. Calhoun (Infotech@Aerospace, 2012)

Power and Politeness in Interactions: ADMIRE - A Tool for Deriving the Former from the Latter. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Jeffrey M. Rye (SocialInformatics, 2012)

Non-intrusive detection of psycho-social dimensions using sociolinguistics. - Peggy Wu; Jeffrey M. Rye; Christopher A. Miller 001; Sonja Schmer-Galunder; Tammy Ott (ASONAM, 2013)

Multiple Remotely Piloted Aircraft Control: Visualization and Control of Future Path. - Gloria Calhoun; Heath A. Ruff; Chad Breeden; Joshua D. Hamell; Mark H. Draper; Christopher A. Miller 001 (HCI (19), 2013)

Enabling Dynamic Delegation Interactions with Multiple Unmanned Vehicles; Flexibility from Top to Bottom. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Mark H. Draper; Joshua D. Hamell; Gloria Calhoun; Timothy Barry; Heath A. Ruff (HCI (17), 2013)

Frameworks for supervisory control: characterizing relationships with uninhabited vehicles. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (J. Hum. Robot Interact., 2013)

An Interaction Fit Analysis Technique and its Applications. - Christopher Allen Miller; Jeffrey M. Rye; Peggy Wu; Eric Engstrom (AAAI Spring Symposia, 2014)

Delegation and Transparency: Coordinating Interactions So Information Exchange Is No Surprise. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (HCI (16), 2014)

Team PsychoSocial Assessment via Discourse Analysis: Power and Comfort/Routine. - Christopher A. Miller 001; Jeffrey M. Rye; Peggy Wu; Sonja Schmer-Galunder; Tammy Ott (SBP, 2014)

Mining for Psycho-Social Dimensions through Sociolinguistics. - Peggy Wu; Christopher A. Miller 001; Tammy Ott; Sonja Schmer-Galunder; Jeffrey M. Rye (AAAI Spring Symposia, 2015)

Maintaining Psycho-Social Health on the Way to Mars and Back. - Peggy Wu; Jacquelyn Ford Morie; Peter Wall; Eric Chance; Kip Haynes; Jack Ladwig; Bryan Bell; Tammy Ott; Christopher A. Miller 001 (VRIC, 2015)

Sub-patterns for Human-Autonomy Teaming: Variations on a Delegation Theme. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (HCI (6), 2016)

ANSIBLE: A Virtual World Ecosystem for Improving Psycho-Social Well-being. - Tammy Ott; Peggy Wu; Jacki Morie; Peter Wall; Jack Ladwig; Eric Chance; Kip Haynes; Bryan Bell; Christopher A. Miller 001; Kim Binsted (HCI (10), 2016)

Displaced Interactions in Human-Automation Relationships: Transparency over Time. - Christopher A. Miller 001 (HCI (6), 2018)