Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems（AAMAS ）的OCTOBER 2020, ISSUE 2论文列表

卷期号： October 2020, issue 2

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卷期年份： 2020

卷期官网： https://link.springer.com/journal/10458/volumes-and-issues/34-2

Correction to: Control in the presence of manipulators: cooperative and competitive cases

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Interactive task learning via embodied corrective feedback

Stable roommates with narcissistic, single-peaked, and single-crossing preferences

Control in the presence of manipulators: cooperative and competitive cases

Object reachability via swaps under strict and weak preferences

A hybrid tree-based algorithm to solve asymmetric distributed constraint optimization problems

Strategic facility location problems with linear single-dipped and single-peaked preferences

Mobile Apps as Personal Assistant Agents: the JaCa-Android Framework for programming Agents-based applications on mobile devices

Specification testing of agent-based simulation using property-based testing

Obtaining costly unverifiable valuations from a single agent

From demonstrations to task-space specifications. Using causal analysis to extract rule parameterization from demonstrations

Complexity of planning for connected agents

Runtime revision of sanctions in normative multi-agent systems

Multi-agent active information gathering in discrete and continuous-state decentralized POMDPs by policy graph improvement

A genetic algorithm based framework for local search algorithms for distributed constraint optimization problems

Picky losers and carefree winners prevail in collective risk dilemmas with partner selection

Teammate-pattern-aware autonomy based on organizational self-design principles

STRATA: unified framework for task assignments in large teams of heterogeneous agents

Agent programming in the cognitive era

The first twenty years of agent-based software development with JADE

Interactively shaping robot behaviour with unlabeled human instructions

Logic-based specification and verification of homogeneous dynamic multi-agent systems

Optimal action sequence generation for assistive agents in fixed horizon tasks