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Demonstration of the Secure Wireless Agent Testbed (SWAT)

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We will demonstrate the Secure Wireless Agent Testbed (SWAT), a unique facility developed at Drexel University to study integration, networking and information assurance for next-...

Gustave Anderson, Andrew Burnheimer, Vincent A. Ci...

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Id	Views	Title	Status

1	224	Demonstration of the Secure Wireless Agent Testbed (SWAT)	claim
2	221	When to Apply the Fifth Commandment: The Effects of Parenting on Genetic and Learning Agents	claim
3	215	IDReAM: Intrusion Detection and Response Executed with Agent Mobility	claim
4	197	Adaptive, Distributed Control of Constrained Multi-Agent Systems	claim
5	197	Analyzing Stigmergic Learning for Self-Organizing Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (MANET's)	claim
6	192	The Advantages of Compromising in Coalition Formation with Incomplete Information	claim
7	189	Approximate Solutions for Partially Observable Stochastic Games with Common Payoffs	claim
8	177	Motion and Episode Models for (Simulated) Football Games: Acquisition, Representation, and Use	claim
9	175	Naming Services in Multi-Agent Systems: A Design for Agent-Based White Pages	claim
10	172	Adaptive Information Infrastructures for the e-Society	claim
11	169	A Multi-Agent Systems Approach to Autonomic Computing	claim
12	168	Product Distribution Theory for Control of Multi-Agent Systems	claim
13	166	Framework to Control Emergent Survivability of Multi Agent Systems	claim
14	159	Protocol/Mechanism Design for Cooperation/Competition	claim
15	156	QueryTracker: An Agent for Tracking Persistent Information Needs	claim
16	154	Brain Meets Brawn: Why Grid and Agents Need Each Other	claim
17	154	A Trust Analysis Methodology for Pervasive Computing Systems	claim
18	151	On the Communication Complexity of Multilateral Trading	claim
19	151	A Bayes Net Approach to Argumentation	claim
20	149	Learning User Preferences for Wireless Services Provisioning	claim
21	149	Agent-Based Peer-to-Peer Service Networks: A Study of Effectiveness and Structure Evolution	claim
22	149	Temptation and Contribution in C2C Transactions: Implications for Designing Reputation Management Systems	claim
23	147	Adaptive, Confidence-Based Multiagent Negotiation Strategy	claim
24	147	Distributed Path Planning for Robots in Dynamic Environments Using a Pervasive Embedded Network	claim
25	145	Botticelli: A Supply Chain Management Agent	claim
26	144	Generating Coalition Structures with Finite Bound from the Optimal Guarantees	claim
27	141	Teaching and Working with Robots as a Collaboration	claim
28	141	AMELI: An Agent-Based Middleware for Electronic Institutions	claim
29	141	Trust Dynamics: How Trust Is Influenced by Direct Experiences and by Trust Itself	claim
30	139	Towards Supporting Psychologically Plausible Variability in Agent-Based Human Modelling	claim
31	138	Agent Community Based Peer-to-Peer Information Retrieval	claim
32	137	Applying Distributed Adaptive Optimization to Digital Car Body Development	claim
33	134	Towards the Application of Argumentation-Based Dialogues for Education	claim
34	132	Decentralized Markov Decision Processes with Event-Driven Interactions	claim
35	132	Towards Robust Multi-Agent Systems: Handling Communication Exceptions in Double Auctions	claim
36	132	Multiagent Planning as Control Synthesis	claim
37	131	A Complete and Decidable Logic for Resource-Bounded Agents	claim
38	130	Multi-Agent Service Description/Discovery Games	claim
39	129	Analysis of a Stochastic Model of Adaptive Task Allocation in Robots	claim
40	129	MinneTAC Sales Strategies for Supply Chain TAC	claim
41	127	Bayesian Reinforcement Learning for Coalition Formation under Uncertainty	claim
42	125	Strategic Deception in Agents	claim
43	125	Run the GAMUT: A Comprehensive Approach to Evaluating Game-Theoretic Algorithms	claim
44	125	Stigmergic Learning for Self-Organizing Mobile Ad-Hoc Networks (MANET's)	claim
45	125	Agents Swarming in Semantic Spaces to Corroborate Hypotheses	claim
46	125	A Multi-Agent Approach for Peer-to-Peer Based Information Retrieval System	claim
47	122	About Engineering Complex Systems: Multiscale Analysis and Evolutionary Engineering	claim
48	122	Self-Protected Mobile Agents	claim
49	122	Protocol Based Communication for Situated Multi-Agent Systems	claim
50	120	Organization-Based Coalition Formation	claim
51	120	Accurate and Flexible Simulation for Dynamic, Vision-Centric Robot	claim
52	120	Groups of Collaborating Users and Agents in Ambient Intelligent Environments	claim
53	120	Communication for Improving Policy Computation in Distributed POMDPs	claim
54	120	An Intent-Driven Planner for Multi-Agent Story Generation	claim
55	120	Programming BOID-Plan Agents: Deliberating about Conflicts among Defeasible Mental Attitudes and Plans	claim
56	119	Resource Allocation in the Grid Using Reinforcement Learning	claim
57	119	Risk Management Methods for Speculative Actions	claim
58	118	Experiments in Human Multi-Issue Negotiation: Analysis and Support	claim
59	117	Contract Model for Agent Mediated Electronic Commerce	claim
60	116	Time-Extended Policies in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning	claim
61	116	A Fluid Dynamics Approach to Multi-Robot Chemical Plume Tracing	claim
62	115	Verification of Multiagent Systems via Unbounded Model Checking	claim
63	114	The EO-1 Autonomous Science Agent	claim
64	114	Demonstrating Social Error Recovery with AgentFactory	claim
65	114	Degree of Local Cooperation and Its Implication on Global Utility	claim
66	113	Non-Monotonic-Offers Bargaining Protocol	claim
67	113	Anonymous Pricing of Efficient Allocations in Combinatorial Economies	claim
68	113	Agent-Based Approach to Dynamic Meeting Scheduling Problems	claim
69	112	RDS: Remote Distributed Scheme for Protecting Mobile Agents	claim
70	112	Integrating Autonomous Behavior and User Control for Believable Agents	claim
71	112	A Model of Almost Everything: Norms, Structure and Ontologies in Agent Organizations	claim
72	111	Intelligent Agents Meet Semantic Web in a Smart Meeting Room	claim
73	111	Automated Multi-Attribute Negotiation with Efficient Use of Incomplete Preference Information	claim
74	111	A Planner-Independent Collaborative Planning Assistant	claim
75	110	Social Judgment in Multiagent Interactions	claim
76	110	A Theoretical Analysis of Multi-Agent Patrolling Strategies	claim
77	109	An Algorithm for Automatically Designing Deterministic Mechanisms without Payments	claim
78	109	Optimal Negotiation of Multiple Issues in Incomplete Information Settings	claim
79	109	An Architecture for Self-Organising Evolvable Virtual Machines	claim
80	109	Universality in Multi-Agent Systems	claim
81	109	State-Space Reduction Techniques in Agent Verification	claim
82	108	Using the Experimental Method to Produce Reliable Self-Organised Systems	claim
83	108	Effectiveness of Query Types and Policies for Preference Elicitation in Combinatorial Auctions	claim
84	107	Decentralized Resource Control for Multi-Agent Systems	claim
85	107	Fitting and Compilation of Multiagent Models through Piecewise Linear Functions	claim
86	106	On Ability to Autonomously Execute Agent Programs with Sensing	claim
87	105	Best-Response Multiagent Learning in Non-Stationary Environments	claim
88	104	Diagnosing a Team of Agents: Scaling-Up	claim
89	104	Time-Variant Distributed Agent Matching Applications	claim
90	103	Managing Multi-Agent Coordination, Planning, and Scheduling	claim
91	102	A Pheromone-Based Utility Model for Collaborative Foraging	claim
92	101	From Global Selective Perception to Local Selective Perception	claim
93	101	Influences and Embodied Conversational Agents	claim
94	100	A Pragmatic Approach to Build Conversation Protocols Using Social Commitments	claim
95	100	Experiments on Deliberation Equilibria in Auctions	claim
96	100	ACCESS: An Agent-Based Membrane for the Rapid Deployment of Context Sensitive Services	claim
97	100	The Autonomous Sciencecraft Experiment Onboard the EO-1 Spacecraft	claim
98	99	Reaching Diagnostic Agreement in Multi-Agent Diagnosis	claim
99	98	Reasoning about Rationality and Beliefs	claim
100	98	COORDINATORS: Coordination Managers for First Responders	claim
101	98	Automated Conversion and Simplification of Plan Representations	claim
102	97	Unifying Temporal and Structural Credit Assignment Problems	claim
103	97	A UML Based Approach for Modeling and Implementing Multi-Agent Systems	claim
104	97	Emergence Versus Self-Organisation: Different Concepts but Promising When Combined	claim
105	96	Toward Trustworthy Adjustable Autonomy in KAoS	claim
106	96	Extending the Gaia Methodology with Agent-UML	claim
107	96	The SPARK Agent Framework	claim
108	96	The Utility of Adaptation vs. Signaling Action Tendencies in the Competition for Resources	claim
109	95	Self-Organising, Open and Cooperative P2P Societies - From Tags to Networks	claim
110	95	Normative Agent Reasoning in Dynamic Societies	claim
111	95	An Empirical Study of the Effect of Agent Competence on User Performance and Perception	claim
112	94	Coordinating Multiple Concurrent Negotiations	claim
113	93	A Scalable Petri Net Representation of Interaction Protocols for Overhearing	claim
114	92	Trust-Based Mechanism Design	claim
115	92	Solving Distributed Constraint Optimization Problems Using Cooperative Mediation	claim
116	92	Identifying Human Interactions in Indoor Environments	claim
117	91	Graphical Models in Local, Asymmetric Multi-Agent Markov Decision Processes	claim
118	90	Physicomimetics for Mobile Robot Formations	claim
119	89	Multi-Agent Physical A* Using Large Pheromones	claim
120	89	Decentralized Language Learning through Acting	claim
121	89	A Study of Limited-Precision, Incremental Elicitation in Auctions	claim
122	89	Interac-DEC-MDP: Towards the Use of Interactions in DEC-MDP	claim
123	88	A Logical Model for Commitment and Argument Network for Agent Communication	claim
124	88	Merging Globally Rigid Formations of Mobile Autonomous Agents	claim
125	88	Interactive POMDPs: Properties and Preliminary Results	claim
126	88	A Comparison of Fast Search Methods for Real-Time Situated Agents	claim
127	86	The Insufficiency of Formal Design Methods - The Necessity of an Experimental Approach - for the Understanding and Control of Complex MAS	claim
128	86	Multi-Agent Simulation of Collaborative Strategies in a Supply Chain	claim
129	86	Caring for Agents and Agents that Care: Building Empathic Relations with Synthetic Agents	claim
130	85	Experiments with Planning and Markets in Multiagent Systems	claim
131	84	Strategy/False-name Proof Protocols for Combinatorial Multi-Attribute Procurement Auction	claim
132	83	Embedded Agents for District Heating Management	claim
133	83	Evaluating the Modeling and Use of Emotion in Virtual Humans	claim
134	83	Mapping Mental States into Propositional Planning	claim
135	83	Motivation-Based Selection of Negotiation Partners	claim
136	83	Allocating Roles in Extreme Teams	claim
137	83	Bargaining with Information	claim
138	82	SimEd: Simulating Education as a Multi Agent System	claim
139	81	Towards Truly Agent-Based Traffic and Mobility Simulations	claim
140	81	Empirical-Rational Semantics of Agent Communication	claim
141	80	Ontological Feedback in Multiagent Systems	claim
142	80	Issues in Multiagent System Development	claim
143	80	Towards a Formal Approach to Overhearing: Algorithms for Conversation Identification	claim
144	80	Scaling Teamwork to Very Large Teams	claim
145	79	An Infrastructure for the Semantic Integration of FIPA Compliant Agent Platforms	claim
146	79	Locutions for Argumentation in Agent Interaction Protocols	claim
147	79	A Denotational Semantics for Deliberation Dialogues	claim
148	79	Learning from Multiple Sources	claim
149	77	Flexible Agent Dialogue Strategies and Societal Communication Protocols	claim
150	75	A Multi-Agent System for Automatically Resolving Network Interoperability Problems	claim
151	74	Emotion and Action Selection: Regulating the Collective Behaviour of Agents in Virtual Environments	claim
152	73	A Design Foundation for a Trust-Modeling Experimental Testbed	claim
153	73	Towards Automated Procurement via Agent-Aware Negotiation Support	claim
154	72	A Protocol for a Distributed Recommender System	claim
155	71	Role-Based Approaches for Agent Development	claim
156	71	Hierarchical Reinforcement Learning in Communication-Mediated Multiagent Coordination	claim
157	70	Desires, Norms and Constraints	claim
158	70	Pattern Formation in Mobile Computational Particles with Minimal Capabilities	claim
159	69	A Case Study of Organizational Effects in a Distributed Sensor Network	claim
160	69	Towards Single-Operator Control of Tightly-Coordinated Robot Teams	claim
161	69	Designing Multiagent Decision Support System - The Case of Transportation Management	claim
162	68	Preferences in Game Logics	claim
163	67	On Safe Kernel Stable Coalition Forming among Agents	claim
164	67	A Combinatorial Auction Protocol among Versatile Experts and Amateurs	claim
165	66	Preference Elicitation without Numbers	claim
166	62	A Cooperative Negotiation Protocol for Physiological Model Combination	claim
167	61	Modelling Coalition Formation over Time for Iterative Coalition Games	claim
168	61	Towards a Formalization of Teamwork with Resource Constraints	claim
169	58	Negotiation to Improve Role Adoption in Organizations	claim

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