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AAMAS 2021

Alternating-time Temporal Logic

keynote

Structured Diversification Emergence via Reinforced Organization Control and Hierachical Consensus Learning

Contrasting Centralized and Decentralized Critics in Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Modeling the Interaction between Agents in Cooperative Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Cooperative and Competitive Biases for Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning

Scalable Optimization for Wind Farm Control using Coordination Graphs

A Framework for Integrating Gesture Generation Models into Interactive Conversational Agents

It's A Match! Gesture Generation Using Expressive Parameter Matching

Anytime Multi-Agent Path Finding via Large Neighborhood Search

Personalising the Dialogue of Relational Agents for First-Time Users

Social Robots: Reflections and Predictions on the Past, Present and Future of the Human-Robot Relationship

technical paper

poster

https://d3smihljt9218e.cloudfront.net/transcript/12529/subtitle/797a7f5f83b10b45f1afc3f5239de873.vtt

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Alternating-time Temporal Logic

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