Name |
Thesis Title |
Year |
Richard Brooks |
Experiments in Distributed Problem Solving |
1983 |
Daniel Corkill |
A Framework for Organizational Self-Design in Distributed
Problem-Solving Networks |
1983 |
Jasmina Pavlin |
A Model for Prediction and Description of Knowledge-Based System
Behavior |
1985 |
Eva Hudlicka |
Diagnosing Problem Solving System Behavior |
1986 |
Edmund Durfee |
A Unified Approach to Dynamic Coordination: Planning Actions and
Interactions in a Distributed Problem Solving Network. (NSF presidential young
investigator award; AAAI Fellow; IEEE Fellow) |
1987 |
Lawrence Lefkowitz |
Knowledge Acquisition through Anticipation of Modifications |
1987 |
Karen Huff |
Plan-Based Intelligent Assistance: An Approach to Supporting the
Software Development Process |
1989 |
Norman Carver |
Sophisticated Control for Interpretation: Planning to Resolve
Sources of Uncertainty |
1990 |
Daniel Neiman |
Design and Control of Parallel Rule-Firing Production Systems |
1992 |
Susan Lander |
Distributed Search and Conflict Management Among Reusable
Heterogeneous Agents |
1994 |
Keith Decker |
Environment Centered Analysis and Design of Coordination
Mechanisms. (Recipient of NSF Career award) |
1995 |
Alan Garvey |
Design-to-time Real-time Scheduling |
1996 |
Robert Whitehair |
A Framework for the Analysis of Sophisticated Control |
1996 |
Tuomas Sandholm |
Negotiation Among Self-Interested Computationally Limited
Agents. (NSF Career award; IJCAI'03 Computer & Thought Award; ACM/SIGART 2001
Autonomous Agents Research Award) |
1996 |
Frank Klassner |
Data Reprocessing in Signal Understanding Systems |
1996 |
M. V. Nagendra Prasad |
Learning Situation-Specific Control in Multi-Agent Systems |
1997 |
Malini K. Bhandaru |
Learning Object Models for Adaptive Perceptual Systems |
1998 |
Thomas Wagner |
Towards Quantified Control for Organizationally Situated Agents |
1999 |
Ping Xuan |
Uncertainty Handling and Decision Making in Multi-Agent
Cooperation |
2002 |
XiaoQin "Shelley" Zhang |
Sophisticated Negotiation In Multi-Agent Systems |
2002 |
Zachary Rubinstein |
Efficient Scheduling of Evolving, Nondeterministic Process Plans
in Dynamic Environments |
2002 |
Anita Raja |
Meta-Level Control in Multi-Agent Systems |
2003 |
Roger Mailler |
A Mediation-Based Approach to Cooperative, Distributed Problem
Solving |
2004 |
Bryan Horling |
Quantitative Organizational Modeling and Design for Multi-Agent
Systems |
2005 |
Sherief Abdallah |
Scalable Cooperative Multiagent Reinforcement Learning in the
Context of an Organization |
2006 |
Raphen Becker |
Exploiting Structure in Decentralized Markov Decision Processes
(Co-chaired with S. Zilberstein) |
2006 |
AnYuan Guo |
Planning and Learning for Weakly-Coupled Distributed Agents |
2006 |
Haizheng Zhang |
Learning Based Organizational Approaches for Peer-to-Peer Based
Information Retrieval Systems |
2006 |
Jiaying Shen |
Communication Management in Distributed Sensor Interpretation |
2007 |
Bo An |
Automated Negotiation for Complex Multi-Agent Resource Allocation (Winner of AAMAS 2010 Dissertation Award) |
2011 |
Hala Mostafa |
Exploiting Structure in Coordinating Multiple Decision Makers |
2011 |
Chongjie Zhang |
Scaling Multi-Agent Learning in Complex Environments |
2011 |