[comp.ai] MAAMAW 90

arbogast@lifia.imag.fr (Emmanuel ARBOGAST) (07/03/90)

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 				   MAAMAW 90

	      Modeling Autonomous Agents in a Multi Agent World
			   Second European Workshop

		    August 13-15, 1990, near Paris, France

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THE WORKSHOP

The purpose of the Workshop is to stimulate exchange and discussions
on the artificial intelligence models of autonomous agents which have
to interact with other autonomous entities. An autonomous agent has
its own goals, capabilities and knowledge. The multi-agent problems
arise when several autonomous agents share a common environment. These
problems are due to limited resources, shared or competing goals, etc.
Distributed Artificial Intelligence (DAI) occurs as a special case of
the problem but our main concern deals with complementary aspects of
DAI by allowing the agents to have unrelated goals. As a consequence,
they have to deal with implicit and/or explicit interactions among
themselves. 

Leading experts of the domain will be invited to give presentations.
Preprints of the proceedings will be available at the workshop. Papers
from the Proceedings will be revised and published as a book.

COCHAIRS

Yves Demazeau			(F - LIFIA/IMAG University of Grenoble)
Jean-Pierre Muller		(CH - IMI University of Neuchatel)

PROGRAM COMMITTEE

John Campbell			(UK - University College of London)
Cristiano Castelfranchi		(I - CNR Rome)
Mauro Di Manzo			(I - University of Ancona)
Jacques Ferber			(F - LAFORIA/University of Paris 6-7)
Julia Galliers			(UK - University of Cambridge)
John Perram			(DK - University of Odense)
Nigel Seel			(UK - STC Technology Ltd. Harlow)
Luc Steels			(B - AI-Lab/VUB University of Brussels)
Walter Van de Velde		(E - CEAB Blanes)
Eric Werner			(D - University of Hamburg)

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Jean ERCEAU			(F - ONERA)

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PAPERS ACCEPTED FOR PRESENTATION AT THE WORKSHOP
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Rose DIENG							
INRIA Sophia-Antipolis - F -					
"Relations linking Cooperating Expert Systems"

Thomas KREIFELTS & Frank MARTIAL				
GMD-F3 - D - 							
"A Negotiation Framework for Autonomous Agents"

Steve HICKMAN & Martin SHIELS					
PRL - UK - 							
"Situated Action as a basis for cooperation"

Hans-Jurgen BURCKERT & Jurgen MUELLER				
DFKI - D - 							
"RATMAN : Rational Agents Testbed for Multi-Agent Networks"

Takahiko SUEYOSHI & Mario TOKORO				
Keio University - J - 						
"Dynamic Modelling of Agents for Coordination"

Munindar SINGH							
MCC - USA -							
"Group Ability and Structure"

Rosaria CONTE, Maria MICELI, Christiano CASTELFRANCHI		
CNR - I - 							
"Limits and Levels of Cooperation : 
Disentangling various types of prosocial interaction"

Julia GALLIERS 							
University of Cambridge - UK - 					
"Modelling Autonomous Belief Revision in Dialogue"

Graca GASPAR							
Faculty of Sciences of Lisbon - P - 				
"Communication and Belief Changes in a Society of Agents"

Gilad ZLOTKIN & Jeffrey ROSENSCHEIN				
Hebrew University - IL -					
"Negociation and Goal Relaxation"

Nigel SEEL							
STC Technology - UK -						
"A Framework for Agent Theory" 

Sati SIAN 							
Imperial College - UK -						
"Adaptation based on Cooperative Learning in 
Multi-Agent Systems"

David TRAUM & James ALLEN					
University of Rochester - USA -					
"Causative Forces in Multi-Agent Planning"

Steven ROTH, Katia SYCARA, Norman SADEH & Mark FOX		
Carnegie-Mellon University - USA -				
"Distributed Constrained directed search 
in resource limited domain"

Thierry BOURON							
ONERA - F - 							
"A multi-Agent simulation system with high-level structure 
implemented in an actor langage"

Eric WERNER							
University of Hamburg - D - 					
"A Unified View of Information, Intention, and Ability"

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					For the MAAMAW 90 Program Comittee 
		
						Yves DEMAZEAU
Jean-Pierre MULLER