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2011
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Bee-inspired foraging in an embodied swarm

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We show the emergence of Swarm Intelligence in physical robots. We transfer an optimization algorithm which is based on beeforaging behavior to a robotic swarm. In simulation this...

Sjriek Alers, Daan Bloembergen, Daniel Hennes, Ste...

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1	245	Bee-inspired foraging in an embodied swarm	claim
2	242	Information-driven interaction-oriented programming: BSPL, the blindingly simple protocol language	claim
3	241	Commitments with regulations: reasoning about safety and control in REGULA	claim
4	234	Agent-based control for decentralised demand side management in the smart grid	claim
5	234	Game theory-based opponent modeling in large imperfect-information games	claim
6	230	Learning action models for multi-agent planning	claim
7	229	The face of emotions: a logical formalization of expressive speech acts	claim
8	228	Interactive storytelling with temporal planning	claim
9	224	Decomposing constraint systems: equivalences and computational properties	claim
10	220	Maximum causal entropy correlated equilibria for Markov games	claim
11	220	Using iterated reasoning to predict opponent strategies	claim
12	217	Online anomaly detection in unmanned vehicles	claim
13	216	ESCAPES: evacuation simulation with children, authorities, parents, emotions, and social comparison	claim
14	214	GUARDS: game theoretic security allocation on a national scale	claim
15	213	Concise characteristic function representations in coalitional games based on agent types	claim
16	210	A model of norm emergence and innovation in language change	claim
17	208	Incentive design for adaptive agents	claim
18	205	The effect of expression of anger and happiness in computer agents on negotiations with humans	claim
19	204	Information elicitation for decision making	claim
20	204	iCLUB: an integrated clustering-based approach to improve the robustness of reputation systems	claim
21	203	AgentC: agent-based system for securing maritime transit	claim
22	203	A computational model of achievement motivation for artificial agents	claim
23	202	Reasoning about local properties in modal logic	claim
24	202	Human-like memory retrieval mechanisms for social companions	claim
25	201	Multi-criteria argument selection in persuasion dialogues	claim
26	201	Batch reservations in autonomous intersection management	claim
27	200	A particle filter for bid estimation in ad auctions with periodic ranking observations	claim
28	199	Specifying and applying commitment-based business patterns	claim
29	199	Metric learning for reinforcement learning agents	claim
30	198	Message-passing algorithms for large structured decentralized POMDPs	claim
31	198	Online mechanism design for electric vehicle charging	claim
32	197	Belief/goal sharing BDI modules	claim
33	195	Exploration strategies based on multi-criteria decision making for search and rescue autonomous robots	claim
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35	190	Maximizing revenue in symmetric resource allocation systems when user utilities exhibit diminishing returns	claim
36	187	Improved computational models of human behavior in security games	claim
37	187	Quality guarantees for region optimal DCOP algorithms	claim
38	186	Agents that speak: modelling communicative plans and information sources in a logic of announcements	claim
39	185	A double oracle algorithm for zero-sum security games on graphs	claim
40	184	Conviviality measures	claim
41	182	Quality-bounded solutions for finite Bayesian Stackelberg games: scaling up	claim
42	181	Empirical and theoretical support for lenient learning	claim
43	180	A study of computational and human strategies in revelation games	claim
44	176	Solving Stackelberg games with uncertain observability	claim
45	175	Forgetting through generalisation: a companion with selective memory	claim
46	174	An abstract framework for reasoning about trust	claim
47	172	Procedural fairness in stable marriage problems	claim
48	170	Learning by demonstration in repeated stochastic games	claim
49	169	Towards a unifying characterization for quantifying weak coupling in dec-POMDPs	claim
50	162	Trust as dependence: a logical approach	claim

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