Dear colleagues,
Well its nice to have the PCP discussion list back again.
The papers from the AISB'200 symposium "Starting from Society: the
applications of social analogies to computational systems" are now
available on line at:
http://bruce.edmonds.name/sfs/#papers
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The papers are:
* Rosario Conte - Intelligent Social Learning
* Kerstin Dautenhahn - Reverse Engineering of Societies - A Biological
Perspective
* Jim Doran - The Archeology of Artificial Societies
* Bruce Edmonds - The Inconstructability of Artificial Intelligence by
Design - the necessary social development of an agent that can pass the
Turing Test
* Guido Fioretti - Recognition of investment opportunities and
generation of investment cycles
* Sven Heitsch, Daniela Hinck & Marcel Martens - A New Look into Garbage
Cans - Petri Nets and Organisational Choice
* Leslie Henrickson - Having a Sense of Ourselves: Technology and
Personal Identity
* Lindsay Marshall & Savas Parastatidis - Modelling Agents using the
Hotel Analogy: Sanitised for your Protection?
* Christopher Nehaniv - The Making of Meaning in Societies: Semiotic &
Information-Theoretic Background to the Evolution of Communication
* Bob Price & Craig Boutilier - Imitation and Reinformcement Learning
with Heterogeneous Actions
* Michael Schillo, Steve Allen, Klaus Fischer & Christof Klein -
Socially Competent Business Agents with Attitude - Using Habitus-Field
Theory to Design Agents with Social Competence
* Alexander Staller & Paolo Petta - Introducing Emotions into the
Computational Study of Social Norms
* Ian Wright - The Society of Mind Requires an Economy of Mind
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Also there is to be an open CFP for a special issue of the Journal of
Artificial Societies and Social Simulation on the same topic. Deadline
September 1st 2000. See:
http://bruce.edmonds.name/sfs/jasss.html
Regards.
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Bruce Edmonds,
Centre for Policy Modelling,
Manchester Metropolitan University, Aytoun Bldg.,
Aytoun St., Manchester, M1 3GH. UK.
Tel: +44 161 247 6479 Fax: +44 161 247 6802
http://bruce.edmonds.name
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