Utrecht
University, 25
- 29 July 2005
all
good things...
Even
after all the preparations and planning - all good
things must end. The AAMAS-05 conference
was attended by 777 delegates, from 44 countries across
all five continents. For memorable images of the conference,
check the AAMAS-05
photo gallery. Proceedings of the conference and
the workshops can still be obtained here.
It
took us some time, but we are glad to present the
AAMAS-05 Mix made by DJ-JJ, which
was played during the AAMAS-05 Conference
Banquet. Enjoy...
AAMAS-05
awards
Four
prizes were awarded at the AAMAS-05;
the best paper, the best student paper, the best demonstration,
and the Convivio award.
the
finalists for the best paper award were:
- A
Distributed Framework for Solving the Multiagent Plan
Coordination Problem
Jeffrey Cox, Edmund Durfee, Thomas Bartold --
Winner of the Best Paper Award
- An
Integrated Token-Based Algorithm for Scalable Coordination
Yang Xu, Paul Scerri, Bin Yu, Steven Okamoto,
Michael Lewis, Katia Sycara
- Optimal
Status Sets of Heterogeneous Agents
Bogdan Stroe, Venkatramanan Subrahmanian, Sudeshna
Dasgupta
- S-Assess:
A Library for Behavioral Self-Assessment
Scott Wallace
- Believable
Groups of Synthetic Characters
Prada Rui, Ana Paiva
the
finalists for the best student paper award
were:
- A
Cost Minimization Approach to Human Behavior Recognition
Gita Sukthankar, Katia Sycara -- Winner
of the Best Student Paper Award
- Semantics
of Declarative Goals in Agent Programming
M. Birna van Riemsdijk, Mehdi Dastani, John-Jules
Meyer
- Emotion
Based Adaptive Reasoning for Resource-Bounded Agents
Luis Morgado, Graça Gaspar
- A
Comparative Evaluation of Agent Location Mechanisms
in Large Scale MAS
Onn Shehory, David Ben Ami
- Multiagent
Coordination by Extended Markov Tracking
Zinovi Rabinovich, Jeffrey Rosenschein
the
finalists of the AAMAS-05 Demo Award were:
- Prometheus
Design Tool (PDT)
John Thangarajah, Lin Padgham, Michael Winikoff
-- Winner
- SAGE
- Scalable fault tolerant Agent Grooming Environment
A. Ali, H. Farooq Ahmad, H. Suguri, S.
Malik, M. Mugal, O. Shafiq, A. Tariq and A. Basharat
- 3-APLM
-- Platform for Lightweight Deliberative Agents
Fernando Koch
the
winner of the Convivio Award is:
- Gamble
v2.0
Matthias Rehm, Elisabeth Andre, Michael
Wissner
what's
new...
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As
of now this website will not be actively edited,
although this website will remain for reference
purposes.
AAMAS-06
will be held in Japan in May 2006. For news and
information, please check the AAMAS-06
website - see you in Japan!
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