AAMAS 2005: Utrecht, The Netherlands

• Milind Tambe, Emma Bowring, Hyuckchul Jung, Gal A. Kaminka, Rajiv T. Maheswaran, Janusz Marecki, Pragnesh Jay Modi, Ranjit Nair, Stephen Okamoto, Jonathan P. Pearce, Praveen Paruchuri, David V. Pynadath, Paul Scerri, Nathan Schurr, Pradeep Varakantham:
  Conflicts in teamwork: hybrids to the rescue. 3-10
  

Embodied, Emotional and Believable Agents I

• Karthi Selvarajah, Debbie Richards:
  The use of emotions to create believable agents in a virtual environment. 13-20
  
• Mei Si, Stacy Marsella, David V. Pynadath:
  Thespian: using multi-agent fitting to craft interactive drama. 21-28
  
• Patrick Gebhard:
  ALMA: a layered model of affect. 29-36
  
• Rui Prada, Ana Paiva:
  Believable groups of synthetic characters. 37-43
  

Learning

• Shana Watters, Tim Miller, Praveen Balachandran, William Schuler, Richard M. Voyles:
  Exploiting a sensed environment to improve human-agent communication. 44-50
  
• Matthew E. Taylor, Peter Stone:
  Behavior transfer for value-function-based reinforcement learning. 53-59
  
• Bikramjit Banerjee, Jing Peng:
  Efficient learning of multi-step best response. 60-66
  
• Steven Jensen, Daniel Boley, Maria L. Gini, Paul R. Schrater:
  Rapid on-line temporal sequence prediction by an adaptive agent. 67-73
  
• Arjita Ghosh, Sandip Sen:
  Theory of moves learners: towards non-myopic equilibria. 74-80
  
• Adrian K. Agogino, Kagan Tumer:
  Multi-agent reward analysis for learning in noisy domains. 81-88
  

ACL and Protocols

• Shamimabi Paurobally, Jim Cunningham, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  A formal framework for agent interaction semantics. 91-98
  
• Pinar Yolum:
  Towards design tools for protocol development. 99-105
  
• Felix A. Fischer, Michael Rovatsos, Gerhard Weiß:
  Acquiring and adapting probabilistic models of agent conversation. 106-113
  
• Robert C. Kremer, Roberto A. Flores:
  Using a performative subsumption lattice to support commitment-based conversations. 114-121
  
• Ashok U. Mallya, Munindar P. Singh:
  Modeling exceptions via commitment protocols. 122-129
  

Demos

• Tadashi Araragi:
  Fault tolerance for internet agent systems: in cases of stop failure and byzantine failure. 123-124
  
• Hafiz Farooq Ahmad, Hiroki Suguri, Arshad Ali, Sarmad Malik, Muazzam Mugal, M. Omair Shafiq, Amina Tariq, Amna Basharat:
  Scalable fault tolerant Agent Grooming Environment: SAGE. 125-126
  
• John Thangarajah, Lin Padgham, Michael Winikoff:
  Prometheus design tool. 127-128
  
• Steven Willmott, Martin D. Beer, Richard Hill, Dominic A. P. Greenwood, Monique Calisti, Ian D. Mathieson, Lin Padgham, Christine Reese, Kolja Lehmann, Thorsten Scholz, M. Omair Shafiq:
  NETDEMO: openNet networked agents demonstration. 129-130
  
• Simone A. Ludwig, Omer F. Rana, William Naylor, Julian A. Padget:
  Mathematical matchmaker for numeric and symbolic services. 133-134
  
• Xuan Thang Nguyen:
  Demonstration of WS2JADE. 135-136
  
• M. Omair Shafiq, Arshad Ali, Amina Tariq, Amna Basharat, Hafiz Farooq Ahmad, Hiroki Suguri, Fawad Nazir:
  A distributed services based conference planner application using software agents, grid services and web services. 137-138
  
• Ashok U. Mallya, Nirmit Desai, Amit K. Chopra, Munindar P. Singh:
  OWL-P: OWL for protocol and processes. 139-140
  
• Albert J. N. van Breemen, Xue Yan, Bernt Meerbeek:
  iCat: an animated user-interface robot with personality. 143-144
  
• Matthias Rehm, Elisabeth André, Michael Wissner:
  Gamble v2.0: social interactions with multiple users. 145-146
  
• Nathan Schurr, Janusz Marecki, Milind Tambe, Paul Scerri:
  Demonstration of DEFACTO: training tool for incident commanders. 147-148
  
• Karen Fullam, Tomas B. Klos, Guillaume Muller, Jordi Sabater, Zvi Topol, K. Suzanne Barber, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein, Laurent Vercouter:
  A demonstration of the Agent Reputation and Trust (ART): testbed for experimentation and competition. 151-152
  
• Fernando Koch:
  3APL-M platform for deliberative agents in mobile devices. 153-154
  
• Tamás Máhr, Mathijs de Weerdt:
  Distributed agent platform for Advanced Logistics. 155-156
  
• K. Suzanne Barber, Nishit Gujral, Jaesuk Ahn, David DeAngelis, Karen Fullam, David C. Han, Dung N. Lam, Jisun Park:
  Design, runtime, and analysis of multi-agent systems. 157-158
  
• Jonathan Himoff:
  Magenta Logistics i-Scheduler. 159-160
  
• Pablo Suau Pérez, Maria Del Mar Pujol López, Ramón Rizo Aldeguer, Simon Caton, Omer F. Rana, Bruce G. Batchelor, Francisco Antonio Pujol López:
  Agent-based recognition of facial expressions. 161-162
  
• Daniel Tran, Steve A. Chien, Rob Sherwood, Rebecca Castaño, Benjamin Cichy, Ashley Davies, Gregg Rabideau:
  DEMO: the autonomous sciencecraft experiment onboard the EO-1 spacecraft. 163-164
  

Logical Foundations I

• Birna van Riemsdijk, Mehdi Dastani, John-Jules Ch. Meyer:
  Semantics of declarative goals in agent programming. 133-140
  
• Hans P. van Ditmarsch, Wiebe van der Hoek, Barteld P. Kooi:
  Dynamic epistemic logic with assignment. 141-148
  
• Kaile Su, Abdul Sattar, Guido Governatori, Qingliang Chen:
  A computationally grounded logic of knowledge, belief and certainty. 149-156
  
• Wiebe van der Hoek, Wojciech Jamroga, Michael Wooldridge:
  A logic for strategic reasoning. 157-164
  
• Bozena Wozna, Alessio Lomuscio, Wojciech Penczek:
  Bounded model checking for knowledge and real time. 165-172
  

Collective and Emergent Behavior

• John K. Debenham:
  A multiagent system manages collaboration in emergent processes. 175-182
  
• Daniel Yamins:
  Towards a theory of "local to global" in distributed multi-agent systems (I). 183-190
  
• Daniel Yamins:
  Towards a theory of "local to global" in distributed multi-agent systems (II). 191-198
  
• Paul Guyot, Alexis Drogoul, Christian Lemaître:
  Using emergence in participatory simulations to design multi-agent systems. 199-203
  

Cooperation I

• Kosuke Sekiyama, Yukihisa Okade:
  Formation of cooperation structure by interaction network in directed multi-agent. 207-213
  
• Jeffrey M. Bradshaw, Hyuckchul Jung, Shriniwas Kulkarni, Matthew Johnson, Paul J. Feltovich, James F. Allen, Larry Bunch, Nathanael Chambers, Lucian Galescu, Renia Jeffers, Niranjan Suri, William Taysom, Andrzej Uszok:
  Kaa: policy-based explorations of a richer model for adjustable autonomy. 214-221
  
• Terrence Harvey, Keith S. Decker, Sandra Carberry:
  Multi-agent decision support via user-modeling. 222-229
  
• Matthew E. Gaston, Marie desJardins:
  Agent-organized networks for dynamic team formation. 230-237
  

AOSE I

• Y. Xiang, J. Chen, William S. Havens:
  Optimal design in collaborative design network. 241-248
  
• Meir Kalech, Gal A. Kaminka:
  Diagnosing a team of agents: scaling-up. 249-255
  
• Scott A. Wallace:
  S-assess: a library for behavioral self-assessment. 256-263
  
• Noria Foukia:
  IDReAM: intrusion detection and response executed with agent mobility architecture and implementation. 264-270
  

Negotiation and Agreement I

• Jakub Brzostowski, Ryszard Kowalczyk:
  On possibilistic case-based reasoning for selecting partners for multi-attribute agent negotiation. 273-279
  
• Valentin Robu, D. J. A. Somefun, Johannes A. La Poutré:
  Modeling complex multi-issue negotiations using utility graphs. 280-287
  
• Dongmo Zhang:
  Negotiation mechanism for TAC SCM component market. 288-295
  
• Yann Chevaleyre, Ulle Endriss, Jérôme Lang, Nicolas Maudet:
  Negotiating over small bundles of resources. 296-302
  

Learning and Emergent Behavior

• H. Van Dyke Parunak, Sven Brueckner, John A. Sauter, Robert S. Matthews:
  Global convergence of local agent behaviors. 305-312
  
• Roberto da Silva, Ana L. C. Bazzan, Alexandre Tavares Baraviera, Silvio R. Dahmen:
  Emerging collective behavior in a simple artificial financial market. 313-319
  
• Prashant Doshi, Piotr J. Gmytrasiewicz:
  Approximating state estimation in multiagent settings using particle filters. 320-327
  

Cooperation II

• Jianhui Wu, Edmund H. Durfee:
  Automated resource-driven mission phasing techniques for constrained agents. 331-338
  
• David Ben-Ami, Onn Shehory:
  A comparative evaluation of agent location mechanisms in large scale MAS. 339-346
  
• Teddy Candale, Sandip Sen:
  Effect of referrals on convergence to satisficing distributions. 347-354
  

Voting

• Felix Brandt, Tuomas Sandholm:
  Decentralized voting with unconditional privacy. 357-364
  
• Christian Guttmann, Ingrid Zukerman:
  Voting policies that cope with unreliable agents. 365-372
  
• Jeremy V. Pitt, Lloyd Kamara, Marek J. Sergot, Alexander Artikis:
  Formalization of a voting protocol for virtual organizations. 373-380
  

Negotiation and Agreement II

• Shavit Talman, Meirav Hadad, Ya'akov Gal, Sarit Kraus:
  Adapting to agents' personalities in negotiation. 383-389
  
• Pragnesh Jay Modi, Manuela M. Veloso:
  Bumping strategies for the multiagent agreement problem. 390-396
  
• Sabyasachi Saha, Anish Biswas, Sandip Sen:
  Modeling opponent decision in repeated one-shot negotiations. 397-403
  

Coordination and Planning

• Yang Xu, Paul Scerri, Bin Yu, Steven Okamoto, Michael Lewis, Katia P. Sycara:
  An integrated token-based algorithm for scalable coordination. 407-414
  
• Marco Mamei, Franco Zambonelli:
  Programming stigmergic coordination with the TOTA middleware. 415-422
  
• Stefan J. Johansson, Fredrik Håård:
  Tactical coordination in no-press diplomacy. 423-430
  
• Zinovi Rabinovich, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein:
  Multiagent coordination by Extended Markov Tracking. 431-438
  
• Mehdi Dastani, Farhad Arbab, Frank S. de Boer:
  Coordination and composition in multi-agent systems. 439-446
  

Agent Applications

• Marco Rigolli, Michael Brady:
  Towards a behavioural traffic monitoring system. 449-454
  
• Sylvain Damiani, Gérard Verfaillie, Marie-Claire Charmeau:
  An earth watching satellite constellation: how to manage a team of watching agents with limited communications. 455-462
  
• Denise de Oliveira, Ana L. C. Bazzan, Victor R. Lesser:
  Using cooperative mediation to coordinate traffic lights: a case study. 463-470
  
• Kurt M. Dresner, Peter Stone:
  Multiagent traffic management: an improved intersection control mechanism. 471-477
  
• Tomohisa Yamashita, Kiyoshi Izumi, Koichi Kurumatani, Hideyuki Nakashima:
  Smooth traffic flow with a cooperative car navigation system. 478-485
  

Trust and Reputation I

• Nathan Griffiths:
  Task delegation using experience-based multi-dimensional trust. 489-496
  
• Carles Sierra, John K. Debenham:
  An information-based model for trust. 497-504
  
• Sara J. Casare, Jaime Simão Sichman:
  Towards a functional ontology of reputation. 505-511
  
• Karen Fullam, Tomas B. Klos, Guillaume Muller, Jordi Sabater, Andreas Schlosser, Zvi Topol, K. Suzanne Barber, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein, Laurent Vercouter, Marco Voss:
  A specification of the Agent Reputation and Trust (ART) testbed: experimentation and competition for trust in agent societies. 512-518
  
• E. Michael Maximilien, Munindar P. Singh:
  Agent-based trust model involving multiple qualities. 519-526
  

Argumentation and Dialog

• Leila Amgoud, Henri Prade:
  Formal handling of threats and rewards in a negotiation dialogue. 529-536
  
• Leila Amgoud, Sihem Belabbes, Henri Prade:
  Towards a formal framework for the search of a consensus between autonomous agents. 537-543
  
• Eva Cogan, Simon Parsons, Peter McBurney:
  What kind of argument are we going to have today? 544-551
  
• Yuqing Tang, Simon Parsons:
  Argumentation-based dialogues for deliberation. 552-559
  
• Michael Wooldridge, Peter McBurney, Simon Parsons:
  On the meta-logic of arguments. 560-567
  

AOSE II

• Derek Messie, Jae C. Oh:
  Polymorphic self-* agents for stigmergic fault mitigation in large-scale real-time embedded systems. 571-577
  
• Haralambos Mouratidis, Manuel Kolp, Stéphane Faulkner, Paolo Giorgini:
  A secure architectural description language for agent systems. 578-585
  
• Dung N. Lam, K. Suzanne Barber:
  Comprehending agent software. 586-593
  
• Viviane Torres da Silva, Ricardo Choren, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  Using the UML 2.0 activity diagram to model agent plans and actions. 594-600
  

Information Agents, Brokering and Matchmaking

• Joshua J. Cole, Matt J. Gray, John W. Lloyd, Kee Siong Ng:
  Personalisation for user agents. 603-610
  
• David Lambert, David Robertson:
  Matchmaking multi-party interactions using historical performance data. 611-617
  
• Aliaksandr Birukou, Enrico Blanzieri, Paolo Giorgini:
  Implicit: an agent-based recommendation system for web search. 618-624
  
• Till Christopher Lech, Leendert W. M. Wienhofen:
  AmbieAgents: a scalable infrastructure for mobile and context-aware information services. 625-631
  

Auctions and Mechanism Design

• S. Shaheen Fatima, Michael Wooldridge, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Sequential auctions for objects with common and private values. 635-642
  
• Shigeo Matsubara:
  Auction in dynamic environments: incorporating the cost caused by re-allocation. 643-649
  
• Kate Larson, Tuomas Sandholm:
  Mechanism design and deliberative agents. 650-656
  
• Dmitri A. Dolgov, Edmund H. Durfee:
  Computationally-efficient combinatorial auctions for resource allocation in weakly-coupled MDPs. 657-664
  

Norms, Social Laws and Social Structures

• Andrés García-Camino, Pablo Noriega, Juan A. Rodríguez-Aguilar:
  Implementing norms in electronic institutions. 667-673
  
• Wiebe van der Hoek, Mark Roberts, Michael Wooldridge:
  Knowledge and social laws. 674-681
  
• Guido Boella, Leendert W. N. van der Torre:
  Enforceable social laws. 682-689
  
• Davide Grossi, Frank Dignum, Mehdi Dastani, Lambèr M. M. Royakkers:
  Foundations of organizational structures in multiagent systems. 690-697
  

Logical Foundations II

• Wiebe van der Hoek, Michael Wooldridge:
  On the dynamics of delegation, cooperation, and control: a logical account. 701-708
  
• Bogdan Stroe, V. S. Subrahmanian, Sudeshna Dasgupta:
  Optimal status sets of heterogeneous agent programs. 709-715
  

Task and Resource Allocation I

• Sherief Abdallah, Victor R. Lesser:
  Modeling task allocation using a decision theoretic model. 719-726
  
• Paul Scerri, Alessandro Farinelli, Steven Okamoto, Milind Tambe:
  Allocating tasks in extreme teams. 727-734
  

Ontologies

• W. Marco Schorlemmer, Yannis Kalfoglou:
  Progressive ontology alignment for meaning coordination: an information-theoretic foundation. 737-744
  
• Leen-Kiat Soh, Chao Chen:
  Balancing ontological and operational factors in refining multiagent neighborhoods. 745-752
  

Argumentation and Dialog

• Mario Verdicchio, Marco Colombetti:
  A commitment-based communicative act library. 755-761
  
• Shakil M. Khan, Yves Lespérance:
  ECASL: a model of rational agency for communicating agents. 762-769
  
• Feng Wan, Munindar P. Singh:
  Formalizing and achieving multiparty agreements via commitments. 770-777
  
• Takuo Doi, Yasuyuki Tahara, Shinichi Honiden:
  IOM/T: an interaction description language for multi-agent systems. 778-785
  
• Maayan Roth, Reid G. Simmons, Manuela M. Veloso:
  Reasoning about joint beliefs for execution-time communication decisions. 786-793
  

Multi-Agent Plans and Planning

• Olivier Bonnet-Torrés, Catherine Tessier:
  From team plan to individual plans: a petri net-based approach. 797-804
  
• Cees Witteveen, Nico Roos, Roman van der Krogt, Mathijs de Weerdt:
  Diagnosis of single and multi-agent plans. 805-812
  
• Toshiharu Sugawara, Satoshi Kurihara, Toshio Hirotsu, Kensuke Fukuda, Toshihiro Takada:
  Predicting possible conflicts in hierarchical planning for multi-agent systems. 813-820
  
• Jeffrey S. Cox, Edmund H. Durfee, Thomas Bartold:
  A distributed framework for solving the Multiagent Plan Coordination Problem. 821-827
  
• Jeffrey S. Cox, Edmund H. Durfee:
  An efficient algorithm for multiagent plan coordination. 828-835
  

Task and Resource Allocation II

• Prithviraj Dasgupta:
  Adaptive sharing of large resources in P2P networks. 839-845
  
• Jan Nunnink, Gregor Pavlin:
  A probabilistic approach to resource allocation in distributed fusion systems. 846-852
  
• Dipyaman Banerjee, Sabyasachi Saha, Sandip Sen, Prithviraj Dasgupta:
  Reciprocal resource sharing in P2P environments. 853-859
  
• Charlie Ortiz, Régis Vincent, Benoit Morisset:
  Task inference and distributed task management in the Centibots robotic system. 860-867
  
• Nadeem Jamali, Xinghui Zhao:
  A scalable approach to multi-agent resource acquisition and control. 868-875
  

Robotics

• Tara A. Estlin, Daniel M. Gaines, Forest Fisher, Rebecca Castaño:
  Coordinating multiple rovers with interdependent science objectives. 879-886
  
• Ram Meshulam, Ariel Felner, Sarit Kraus:
  Utility-based multi-agent system for performing repeated navigation tasks. 887-894
  
• Damien Pellier, Humbert Fiorino:
  Coordinated exploration of unknown labyrinthine environments applied to the pursuit evasion problem. 895-902
  
• John A. Sauter, Robert S. Matthews, H. Van Dyke Parunak, Sven Brueckner:
  Performance of digital pheromones for swarming vehicle control. 903-910
  
• Sean Luke, Keith Sullivan, Liviu Panait, Gabriel Catalin Balan:
  Tunably decentralized algorithms for cooperative target observation. 911-917
  

Embodied, Emotional and Believable Agents II

• Luís Morgado, Graça Gaspar:
  Emotion based adaptive reasoning for resource bounded agents. 921-928
  
• Jun Zheng, Xiang Yuan, Yam San Chee:
  Designing multiparty interaction support in Elva, an embodied tour guide. 929-936
  
• Matthias Rehm, Elisabeth André:
  Catch me if you can: exploring lying agents in social settings. 937-944
  
• Xiaocong Fan, Shuang Sun, Michael D. McNeese, John Yen:
  Extending the recognition-primed decision model to support human-agent collaboration. 945-952
  
• Elizabeth Sklar, Mathew Davies:
  Multiagent simulation of learning environments. 953-959
  

Markov Decision Processes

• Aurélie Beynier, Abdel-Illah Mouaddib:
  A polynomial algorithm for decentralized Markov decision processes with temporal constraints. 963-969
  
• Sébastien Paquet, Ludovic Tobin, Brahim Chaib-draa:
  An online POMDP algorithm for complex multiagent environments. 970-977
  
• Pradeep Varakantham, Rajiv T. Maheswaran, Milind Tambe:
  Exploiting belief bounds: practical POMDPs for personal assistant agents. 978-985
  

Trust and Reputation II

• Bastian Blankenburg, Rajdeep K. Dash, Sarvapali D. Ramchurn, Matthias Klusch, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Trusted kernel-based coalition formation. 989-996
  
• W. T. Luke Teacy, Jigar Patel, Nicholas R. Jennings, Michael Luck:
  Coping with inaccurate reputation sources: experimental analysis of a probabilistic trust model. 997-1004
  
• Ronald Ashri, Sarvapali D. Ramchurn, Jordi Sabater, Michael Luck, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Trust evaluation through relationship analysis. 1005-1011
  

Game Theoretic Foundations

• Sieuwert van Otterloo:
  The value of privacy: optimal strategies for privacy minded agents. 1015-1022
  
• Ashish Sureka, Peter R. Wurman:
  Using tabu best-response search to find pure strategy nash equilibria in normal form games. 1023-1029
  
• Rajiv T. Maheswaran, Jonathan P. Pearce, Pradeep Varakantham, Emma Bowring, Milind Tambe:
  Valuations of Possible States (VPS): a quantitative framework for analysis of privacy loss among collaborative personal assistant agents. 1030-1037
  

Distributed Constraint Processing

• Syed Muhammad Ali, Sven Koenig, Milind Tambe:
  Preprocessing techniques for accelerating the DCOP algorithm ADOPT. 1041-1048
  
• Roger Mailler:
  Comparing two approaches to dynamic, distributed constraint satisfaction. 1049-1056
  
• John Davin, Pragnesh Jay Modi:
  Impact of problem centralization in distributed constraint optimization algorithms. 1057-1063
  

Learning and Cooperation

• Gita Sukthankar, Katia P. Sycara:
  A cost minimization approach to human behavior recognition. 1067-1074
  
• Sabyasachi Saha, Sandip Sen:
  Predicting agent strategy mix of evolving populations. 1075-1082
  
• Jared C. Hill, F. Ryan Johnson, James K. Archibald, Richard L. Frost, Wynn C. Stirling:
  A cooperative multi-agent approach to free flight. 1083-1090
  

Posters: Embodied, Emotional and Believable Agents I

• Anton Bogdanovych, Helmut Berger, Carles Sierra, Simeon J. Simoff:
  Humans and agents in 3D electronic institutions. 1093-1094
  
• Björn Hartmann, Maurizio Mancini, Stéphanie Buisine, Catherine Pelachaud:
  Design and evaluation of expressive gesture synthesis for embodied conversational agents. 1095-1096
  
• Youngjun Kim, Randall W. Hill Jr., David R. Traum:
  Controlling the focus of perceptual attention in embodied conversational agents. 1097-1098
  
• Helmut Prendinger, Chunling Ma, Jin Yingzi, Kushida Kazutaka, Mitsuru Ishizuka:
  Evaluating the interaction with synthetic agents using attention and affect tracking. 1099-1100
  

Posters: Learning

• Isabelle Jars, Nadia Kabachi, Michel Lamure:
  Adaptive agent's integration in a new environment: interactions as a source of learning. 1103-1104
  
• Katja Verbeeck, Ann Nowé, Karl Tuyls:
  Coordinated exploration in multi-agent reinforcement learning: an application to load-balancing. 1105-1106
  
• Partha Sarathi Dutta, Nicholas R. Jennings, R. Jennings, Luc Moreau:
  Sharing information for Q-learning-based network bandwidth estimation and network failure detection. 1107-1108
  
• Fabien Flacher, Olivier Sigaud:
  GACS, an evolutionary approach to the spatial coordination of agents. 1109-1110
  
• Gustavo Andrade, Geber Ramalho, Hugo Santana, Vincent Corruble:
  Automatic computer game balancing: a reinforcement learning approach. 1111-1112
  

Posters: ACL and Protocols

• Jiaying Shen, Victor R. Lesser:
  Communication management using abstraction in distributed bayesian networks. 1115-1116
  
• Madieyna Lamine Fall, Sylvain Delisle:
  A software tool for the development of MAS communication protocols based on conversations. 1117-1118
  
• Stephen Cranefield:
  Reliable group communication and institutional action in a multi-agent trading scenario. 1119-1120
  
• Christopher Cheong, Michael Winikoff:
  Hermes: a methodology for goal oriented agent interactions. 1121-1122
  
• Michael Rovatsos, Felix A. Fischer, Gerhard Weiß:
  An integrated framework for adaptive reasoning about conversation patterns. 1123-1124
  

Posters: Logical Foundations I

• Ulle Endriss:
  Temporal logics for normative agent communication protocols. 1127-1128
  
• Xiangyu Luo, Kaile Su, Abdul Sattar, Qingliang Chen, Guanfeng Lv:
  Bounded model checking knowledge and branching time in synchronous multi-agent systems. 1129-1130
  
• Wayne Wobcke, Marc Chee, Krystian Ji:
  Model generation for PRS-like agents. 1131-1132
  
• Robert Demolombe, Ana María Otermin Fernandez:
  Recognition of the intention to perform a procedure: a method based on probabilities. 1133-1134
  
• Thomas Ågotnes, Michal Walicki:
  A logic of reasoning, communication and cooperation with syntactic knowledge. 1135-1136
  

Posters: Collective and Emergent Behavior

• Jean-Pierre Georgé, Marie Pierre Gleizes:
  Emergent programming feasibility study using self-organizing instruction-agents. 1139-1140
  
• Anthony R. Cassandra, Marian H. Nodine, Shilpa Bondale, Steve Ford, David L. Wells:
  Using decision-theoretic models to enhance agent system survivability. 1141-1142
  
• Maxim Peysakhov, Robert N. Lass, William C. Regli:
  Stability and control of agent ecosystems. 1143-1144
  

Posters: Cooperation I

• Qinhe Zheng, Xiaoqin Zhang:
  Study of virtual organizations using multi-agent system. 1147-1178
  
• Michael Y. K. Cheng, Robin Cohen:
  A hybrid transfer of control model for adjustable autonomy multiagent systems. 1149-1150
  
• Jigar Patel, W. T. Luke Teacy, Nicholas R. Jennings, Michael Luck, Stuart Chalmers, Nir Oren, Timothy J. Norman, Alun D. Preece, Peter M. D. Gray, Gareth Shercliff, Patrick J. Stockreisser, Jianhua Shao, W. A. Gray, N. J. Fiddian, Simon G. Thompson:
  Agent-based virtual organisations for the Grid. 1151-1152
  

Posters: AOSE I

• Richard Hill, Simon Polovina, Martin D. Beer:
  From concepts to agents: towards a framework for multi-agent system modelling. 1155-1156
  
• Lawrence Cabac, Michael Duvigneau, Daniel Moldt, Heiko Rölke:
  Multi-agent concepts as basis for dynamic plug-in software architectures. 1157-1158
  
• Valentino Crespi, Aram Galstyan, Kristina Lerman:
  Comparative analysis of top-down and bottom-up methodologies for multi-agent system design. 1159-1160
  

Posters: Negotiation and Agreement I

• Roberto Bianchi, Andrea Fontana, Federico Bergenti:
  A real-world approach to secure and trusted negotiation in MASs. 1163-1164
  
• Jelle van Veenen, Henry Prakken:
  A verifiable protocol for arguing about rejections in negotiation. 1165-1166
  
• Diemo Urbig, Kay Schröter:
  Negotiating agents: from full autonomy to dynamic degrees of delegation. 1167-1168
  

Posters: Learning and Emergent Behavior

• Osamu Masutani, Hiroshi Sasaki, Hirotoshi Iwasaki, Yasushi Ando, Yoshiaki Fukazawa, Shinichi Honiden:
  Pheromone model: application to traffic congestion prediction. 1171-1172
  
• Andreas Schlosser, Marco Voss:
  Simulating data dissemination techniques for local reputation systems. 1173-1174
  
• Piraveenan Mahendra rajah, Mikhail Prokopenko, Peter Wang, Don Price:
  On Decentralised Clustering in self-monitoring networks. 1175-1176
  
• Andraz Bezek:
  Discovering strategic multi-agent behavior in a robotic soccer domain. 1177-1178
  
• Richard Tynan, David Marsh, Donal O'Kane, Gregory M. P. O'Hare:
  Intelligent agents for wireless sensor networks. 1179-1180
  

Posters: Cooperation II

• Virginia Dignum, Frank Dignum:
  Task and social coordination in agent organizations. 1183-1184
  
• Leila Amgoud:
  Towards a formal model for task allocation via coalition formation. 1185-1186
  
• Guido Boella, Luigi Sauro, Leendert W. N. van der Torre:
  Reducing coalition structures via agreement specification. 1187-1188
  
• Mirko Viroli, Alessandro Ricci, Andrea Omicini:
  An organisation infrastructure for Multi-Agent Systems based on Agent Coordination Contexts. 1189-1190
  
• Luke Hunsberger:
  A framework for specifying group decision-making mechanisms. 1191-1192
  

Posters: Voting

• Takayuki Suyama, Makoto Yokoo:
  Strategy/false-name proof protocols for combinatorial multi-attribute procurement auction: handling arbitrary utility of the buyer. 1195-1196
  
• Raghav Aras, Alain Dutech, François Charpillet:
  Cooperation in stochastic games through communication. 1197-1198
  
• Aviv Zohar, Jeffrey S. Rosenschein:
  Using tags to evolve trust and cooperation between groups. 1199-1200
  
• S. Shaheen Fatima, Michael Wooldridge, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  An analysis of the shapley value and its uncertainty for the voting game. 1201-1202
  
• Onn Shehory, Eran Dror:
  Optimizing auctioneer's revenues in expanding multi-unit auctions. 1203-1204
  
• Timothy W. Rauenbusch, Stuart M. Shieber, Barbara J. Grosz:
  Computing the communication costs of item allocation. 1205-1206
  

Posters: Negotiation and Agreement II

• Raquel Ros, Carles Sierra:
  Experimental analysis of negotiation meta strategies. 1209-1210
  
• Fernando Lopes, Augusto Q. Novais, Nuno J. Mamede, Helder Coelho:
  A negotiation model for autonomous agents: key features and comparison with existing models. 1211-1212
  
• Nicola Gatti, Francesco Amigoni:
  A decentralized bargaining protocol on dependent continuous multi-issue for approximate pareto optimal outcomes. 1213-1214
  
• Leila Amgoud, Souhila Kaci:
  Strategical considerations for negotiating agents. 1215-1216
  
• Stephen J. Munroe, Michael Luck:
  Balancing conflict and cost in the selection of negotiation opponents. 1217-1218
  

Posters: Coordination and Planning

• Matthias Klusch:
  Coordination of quantum internet agents. 1221-1222
  
• Júlio de Lima do Rêgo Monteiro, Jaime Simão Sichman:
  A simulator for multi-agent partnership formation based on dependence graphs. 1223-1224
  
• David Sarne, Sarit Kraus:
  Buyer's coalition for optimal search. 1225-1226
  
• Ioannis Partsakoulakis, George A. Vouros:
  Individual beliefs and group acceptances within agent organizations. 1227-1228
  
• Nathan Schurr, Janusz Marecki, Nikhil Kasinadhuni, Milind Tambe, John P. Lewis, Paul Scerri:
  The DEFACTO system for human omnipresence to coordinate agent teams: the future of disaster response. 1229-1230
  

Posters: Agent Applications

• Rafal Leszczyna, Janusz Górski:
  Untraceability of mobile agents. 1233-1234
  
• Guillermo Navarro, Joan Borrell, Jose A. Ortega-Ruiz, Sergi Robles:
  Access control with safe role assignment for mobile agents. 1235-1236
  
• Glenn T. Jayaputera, Seng Wai Loke, Arkady B. Zaslavsky:
  Just in time mobile agent generation and management. 1237-1238
  
• Peter Braun, Steffen Kern, Ingo Müller, Ryszard Kowalczyk:
  Attacking the migration bottleneck of mobile agents. 1239-1240
  
• Irene Sygkouna, Miltiades E. Anagnostou:
  Efficient information retrieval using mobile agents. 1241-1242
  

Posters: Trust and Reputation I

• Ali Shaikh Ali, Omer F. Rana:
  Formalising trust for online communities. 1245-1246
  
• Martin Rehák, Michal Pechoucek, Petr Benda:
  Fuzzy number approach to trust in coalition environment. 1247-1248
  
• Tomas B. Klos, Floortje Alkemade:
  Trusted intermediating agents in electronic trade networks. 1249-1250
  
• Sandip Sen, Sabyasachi Saha, Dipyaman Banerjee:
  Trust-based contracting in supply chains. 1251-1252
  
• Michael J. Smith, Marie desJardins:
  A framework for decomposing reputation in MAS into competence and integrity. 1253-254
  

Posters: Argumentation and Dialog

• Sylvie Doutre, Peter McBurney, Michael Wooldridge:
  Law-governed Linda as a semantics for agent dialogue protocols. 1257-1258
  
• Gerard Vreeswijk:
  Liberalizing protocols for argumentation in multi-agent systems. 1259-1260
  
• Katie Atkinson, Trevor J. M. Bench-Capon, Peter McBurney:
  Generating intentions through argumentation. 1261-1262
  
• Simon Wells, Chris Reed:
  A drosophila for computational dialectics. 1263-1264
  

Posters: AOSE II

• Fuyuki Ishikawa, Yasuyuki Tahara, Nobukazu Yoshioka, Shinichi Honiden:
  Agent synthesis: partnership and agreement in cooperative mobile agents. 1267-1268
  
• Giovanni Pezzulo, Gianguglielmo Calvi, Rino Falcone:
  Integrating a MAS and a Pandemonium: the open-source framework AKIRA. 1269-1270
  
• Oguz Dikenelli, Riza Cenk Erdur, Özgür Gümüs:
  SEAGENT: a platform for developing semantic web based multi agent systems. 1271-1272
  

Posters: Information Agents, Brokering and Matchmaking

• Klaus Stein, Christoph Schlieder:
  Handling information overload: a MAS architecture for distributed information brokering. 1275-1276
  
• Simone A. Ludwig, Omer F. Rana, William Naylor, Julian A. Padget:
  Agent-based matchmaking of mathematical web services. 1277-1278
  

Posters: Auctions and Mechanism Design

• Itsuki Noda, Masayuki Ohta, Yoichiro Kumada, Kousuke Shinoda, Hideyuki Nakashima:
  Usability of dial-a-ride systems. 1281-1282
  
• Bradley J. Clement, Steve R. Schaffer:
  Distributed network scheduling. 1283-1284
  

Posters: Norms, Social Laws and Social Structures

• Luiz Olavo Bonino da Silva Santos, Renata S. S. Guizzardi, Marten van Sinderen:
  Agent-oriented context-aware platforms supporting communities of practice in health care. 1287-1288
  
• Francesco Viganò, Nicoletta Fornara, Marco Colombetti:
  An operational approach to norms in artificial institutions. 1289-1290
  
• Huib Aldewereld, Javier Vázquez-Salceda, Frank Dignum, John-Jules Ch. Meyer:
  Norm compliance of protocols in electronic institutions. 1291-1292
  

Posters: Logical Foundations II

• Alexander Pokahr, Lars Braubach, Winfried Lamersdorf:
  A BDI architecture for goal deliberation. 1295-1296
  
• Ji Wang, Rui Shen, Hong Zhu:
  Towards an agent oriented programming language with caste and scenario mechanisms. 1297-1298
  
• Paul Davidsson, Stefan J. Johansson:
  On the metaphysics of agents. 1299-1300
  
• Alberto Finzi, Thomas Lukasiewicz:
  Game theoretic Golog under partial observability. 1301-1302
  
• Jonathan P. Pearce, Rajiv T. Maheswaran, Milind Tambe:
  How local is that optimum? k-optimality for DCOP. 1303-1304
  

Posters: Task and Resource Allocation I

• Anton Chechetka, Katia P. Sycara:
  A decentralized variable ordering method for distributed constraint optimization. 1307-1308
  
• Sylvain Bouveret, Michel Lemaître, Hélène Fargier, Jérôme Lang:
  Allocation of indivisible goods: a general model and some complexity results. 1309-1310
  
• Sven Koenig, Maxim Likhachev:
  Adaptive A. 1311-1312
  
• Nathan Gnanasambandam, Seokcheon Lee, Soundar R. T. Kumara:
  An autonomous performance control framework for Distributed Multi-Agent Systems: a queueing theory based approach. 1313-1314
  

Posters: Ontologies

• Luís Mota, Luís Miguel Botelho:
  OWL ontology translation based on the O3F framework. 1317-1318
  
• Giuseppe Vizzari, Stefania Bandini:
  Coordinating change of agents' states in situated agents models. 1319-1320
  
• Yu Zhang, Richard A. Volz, Thomas R. Ioerger:
  Observation-based proactive communication in team cooperation. 1321-1322
  
• Roberto A. Flores, Philippe Pasquier, Brahim Chaib-draa:
  Layered message semantics using social commitments. 1323-1324
  
• Juan Manuel Serrano, Sascha Ossowski, Sergio Saugar:
  Engineering agent interactions from ACL-based reusable connectors. 1325-1326
  

Posters: Argumentation and Dialog

• Jarred McGinnis, David Robertson, Christopher Walton:
  Protocol synthesis with dialogue structure theory. 1329-1330
  
• Nishan C. Karunatillake, Nicholas R. Jennings, Iyad Rahwan, Timothy J. Norman:
  Argument-based negotiation in a social context. 1331-1332
  

Posters: Multi-Agent Plans and Planning

• Norimichi Ukita:
  Real-time dense communication among agents for active tracking. 1335-1336
  
• Roman van der Krogt, Nico Roos, Mathijs de Weerdt, Cees Witteveen:
  Multiagent planning through plan repair. 1337-1338
  
• Filip Miletic, Patrick Dewilde:
  Data storage in unreliable multi-agent networks. 1339-1340
  
• Joseph Kopena, Gaurav Naik, Maxim Peysakhov, Evan Sultanik, William C. Regli, Moshe Kam:
  Service-based computing for agents on disruption and delay prone networks. 1341-1342
  

Posters: Task and Resource Allocation II

• Bastin Tony Roy Savarimuthu, Maryam Purvis, Martin K. Purvis, Stephen Cranefield:
  Agent-based integration of Web Services with Workflow Management Systems. 1345-1346
  
• Tingting Wang, Jiming Liu:
  Evaluating the Minority Game strategy in agent role assignments. 1347-1348
  

Posters: Robotics

• Olivier Simonin:
  Construction of numerical potential fields with reactive agents. 1351-1352
  
• Marco Mamei, Franco Zambonelli:
  Physical deployment of digital pheromones through RFID technology. 1353-1354
  
• Gal A. Kaminka, Inna Frenkel:
  Towards flexible teamwork in behavior-based robots: extended abstract. 1355-1356
  

Posters: Embodied, Emotional and Believable Agents II

• Nuno David, Jaime Simão Sichman, Helder Coelho:
  Intentional adequacy of computer programs as the experimental reference of agent-based social simulation. 1359-1360
  
• François Sempé, Minh Nguyen-Duc, Alain Boucher, Alexis Drogoul:
  An artificial maieutic approach for eliciting experts' knowledge in multi-agent simulations. 1361-1362
  
• Willem A. van Doesburg, Annerieke Heuvelink, Egon L. van den Broek:
  TACOP: a cognitive agent for a naval training simulation environment. 1363-1364
  
• Thomas Moncion, Guillaume Hutzler, Patrick Amar:
  Validation of an agent based system using Petri Nets. 1365-1366
  

Doctoral Mentoring Students

• Nejla Amara-Hachmi:
  A framework for building adaptive mobile agents. 1369
  
• Estefania Argente Villaplana:
  A proposal for an organizational MAS methodology. 1370
  
• Bikramjit Banerjee:
  On the performance of on-line concurrent reinforcement learners. 1371
  
• Olivier Bonnet-Torrés:
  Local replanning in a team of cooperative agents. 1372
  
• Anarosa Brandão, Viviane Torres da Silva, Carlos José Pereira de Lucena:
  A knowledge-based approach to the specification and verification of MAS design. 1373
  
• Rajdeep K. Dash:
  Engineering distributed protocols for multi-agent interactions using game theory. 1374
  
• Adriana Giret:
  A multi agent methodology for holonic manufacturing systems. 1375
  
• Nathan Gnanasambandam:
  Survivability of multi-agent systems. 1376
  
• Gery Gutnik:
  Monitoring large-scale multi-agent systems using overhearing. 1377
  
• Christian Guttmann:
  ETAPP: a framework of agent collaboration under conditions of uncertainty regarding team members. 1378
  
• Meir Kalech, Gal A. Kaminka:
  Model-based diagnosis of multi-agent systems. 1379
  
• Derek Messie:
  Polymorphic self-* agents using game theory for large-scale complex systems. 1380
  
• Nik Nailah Binti Abdullah:
  The induction of communication protocols. 1381
  
• Liviu Panait:
  Learning team behaviors with adaptive heterogeneity. 1382
  
• Valentin Robu:
  Market-based task allocation and control for distributed logistics. 1383
  
• Sieuwert van Otterloo:
  Logic and game theory for social mechanisms. 1384
  
• M. Birna van Riemsdijk:
  Cognitive agent programming. 1385
  
• Shimon Whiteson:
  Improving reinforcement learning function approximators via neuroevolution. 1386
  
• Yingqian Zhang:
  Towards fault tolerance for multiagent systems. 1387
  

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