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LIZ SONENBERG
Department of Information System, University of Melbourne, Parkville 3010, Australia, i.rahwan@pgrad.unimelb.edu.au, l.sonenberg@dis.unimelb.edu.au
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Citations
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Year
Efficient multi-agent epistemic planning: Teaching planners about nested belief
0
0.34
2022
Modeling Communication Of Collaborative Multiagent System Under Epistemic Planning
0
0.34
2021
Demand-Driven Transparency for Monitoring Intelligent Agents.
0
0.34
2020
Combining gaze and AI planning for online human intention recognition
0
0.34
2020
A Grounded Interaction Protocol for Explainable Artificial Intelligence.
1
0.35
2019
Formalizing tool use in intelligent environments
0
0.34
2019
Explainable Reinforcement Learning Through A Causal Lens
4
0.38
2019
The Case for Teamwork
0
0.34
2019
Combining Planning With Gaze For Online Human Intention Recognition
1
0.35
2018
Towards a Grounded Dialog Model for Explainable Artificial Intelligence.
0
0.34
2018
Explainable AI: Beware of Inmates Running the Asylum Or: How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love the Social and Behavioural Sciences.
3
0.37
2017
Logics of Common Ground.
0
0.34
2017
Communication and Shared Mental Models for Teams Performing Interdependent Tasks.
1
0.36
2016
Social planning for social HRI.
0
0.34
2016
'Knowing Whether' in Proper Epistemic Knowledge Bases.
2
0.38
2016
Planning for a Single Agent in a Multi-Agent Environment Using FOND.
1
0.36
2016
Implicit Coordination Strategies for Effective Team Communication.
5
0.55
2016
Planning Over Multi-Agent Epistemic States: A Classical Planning Approach
18
0.82
2015
Efficient Reasoning With Consistent Proper Epistemic Knowledge Bases
4
0.45
2015
Towards Team Formation via Automated Planning.
4
0.51
2015
Modelling Human Activity in People-Oriented Programming with Metamodels.
0
0.34
2015
Artificial Social Reasoning: Computational Mechanisms for Reasoning about Others.
3
0.44
2014
Foundations of Human-Agent Collaboration: Situation-Relevant Information Sharing.
0
0.34
2014
Improving cognitive agent decision making: Experience trajectories as plans.
0
0.34
2014
The Individual In Multiple Interacting Activity Systems: It-Supported Diabetes Management
6
0.44
2014
A Preliminary Analysis Of Interdependence In Multiagent Systems
2
0.45
2014
Designing For Planned Emergence In Multi-Agent Systems
0
0.34
2014
MINING SURPRISING PATTERNS AND THEIR EXPLANATIONS IN CLINICAL DATA
4
0.42
2014
A Case Study in Knowledge Discovery and Elicitation in an Intelligent Tutoring Application
4
1.45
2013
Coordination Using Social Policies in Dynamic Agent Organizations.
1
0.36
2013
Ten Years of AAMAS: Introduction to the Special Issue.
1
0.35
2012
Towards a Computational Formalism for a Grounding Model of Cultural Transmission
0
0.34
2012
TATM: a trust mechanism for social traders in double auctions
1
0.36
2011
Using ontological and document similarity to estimate museum exhibit relatedness
23
0.88
2011
Toward Resilient Human-Robot Interaction through Situation Projection for Effective Joint Action.
1
0.37
2011
Consumer Health ICT And The Patient In The Middle: Adopter And/Or Influencer?
2
0.37
2011
Adaptive Coordination in Distributed and Dynamic Agent Organizations.
3
0.41
2011
From notions to models and back again, again
0
0.34
2011
Wishful thinking in effective decision making
0
0.34
2010
A Composite Task Meta-model as a Reference Model.
2
0.38
2010
A formal analysis of interest-based negotiation
4
0.40
2009
Intentional learning agent architecture
6
0.54
2009
Using Collaborative Models to Adaptively Predict Visitor Locations in Museums
9
0.66
2008
Extending Agent Capabilities: Tools vs. Agents
6
0.58
2008
Coordination in Adaptive Organisations: Extending Shared Plans with Knowledge Cultivation
3
0.37
2008
Using interest and transition models to predict visitor locations in museums
18
1.20
2008
From Task to Agent-Oriented Meta-models, and Back Again
3
0.42
2008
Finding Explanations for Assisting Pattern Interpretation
1
0.35
2008
How Situated Is Your Agent? A Cognitive Perspective
2
0.43
2008
ShaMAN: An Agent Meta-model for Computer Games
0
0.34
2008
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