Table of Contents

• Story-Making with Improvisational PuppetsBarbara Hayes-Roth, Robert van Gent. 1-7
• Progressive Negotiation For Time-Constrained Autonomous AgentsAbdel-Illah Mouaddib. 8-15
• Increasing Believability in Animated Pedagogical AgentsJames C. Lester, Brian A. Stone. 16-21
• Creatures: Artificial Life Autonomous Software Agents for Home EntertainmentStephen Grand, Dave Cliff, Anil Malhotra. 22-29
• Integrating Pedagogical Capabilities in a Virtual Environment AgentsJeff Rickel, W. Lewis Johnson. 30-38
• A Scalable Comparison-Shopping Agent for the World-Wide WebRobert B. Doorenbos, Oren Etzioni, Daniel S. Weld. 39-48
• Integrating Communicative Action, Conversations and Decision Theory to Coordinate AgentsMihai Barbuceanu, Mark S. Fox. 49-58
• Ontology-based Web AgentsSean Luke, Lee Spector, David Rager, James A. Hendler. 59-66
• Knowledge Difference and its Influence on a Search AgentYiming Ye, John K. Tsotsos. 67-74
• A Collaborative Dialogue Model Based on Interaction between Reactivity and DeliberationTakaaki Hasegawa, Yukiko I. Nakano, Tsuneaki Kato. 75-82
• Strategy Diffusion in Autonomous Agent Systems: Detecting Key Agents for Wide Range ConsensusMasakatsu Ohta, Toshiyuki Iida. 83-87
• Combined Execution and Monitoring for Control of Autonomous AgentsCharles Earl, R. James Firby. 88-95
• Improvising Linguistic Style: Social and Affective Bases for AgentsMarilyn A. Walker, Janet E. Cahn, Steve Whittaker. 96-105
• Personality-Rich Believable Agents Thta Use LanguageA. Bryan Loyall, Joseph Bates. 106-113
• A Methodology for Building Believable Social AgentsW. Scott Neal Reilly. 114-121
• Entertainming Agents: A Social Case StudyLeonard N. Foner. 122-129
• Learning View Graphs for Robot NavigationMatthias O. Franz, Bernhard Schölkopf, Philip Georg, Hanspeter A. Mallot, Heinrich H. Bülthoff. 138-147
• Modeling Motivations and Emotions as a Basis for Intelligent BehaviorDolores Cañamero. 148-155
• Agent-Based Expert Assistance for Visual Problem SolvingErika Rogers, Robin R. Murphy, Barb Ericson. 156-163
• Generation of Unknown Environment Maps by Cooperative Low-Cost RobotsRamon López de Mántaras, Josep Amat, Francesc Esteva, M. Lopez, Carles Sierra. 164-169
• Neo: Learning Conceptual Knowledge by Sensorimotor Interaction with an EnvironmentPaul R. Cohen, Marc S. Atkin, Tim Oates, Carole R. Beal. 170-177
• Modeling an Environment: Agents in Character Feature ExtractionLijia Zhou, Stan Franklin. 178-184
• Integrating Range and Object Data for Robot NavigationDavid Franklin, R. James Firby. 185-192
• A Control Architecture for an Autonomous Mobile AgentMaria C. Neves, Eugenio Oliveira. 193-200
• Autonomous Document Classification for BusinessChris Clack, Jonny Farringdon, Peter Lidwell, Tina Yu. 201-208
• Ant-Like Agents for Load Balancing in Telecommunications NetworksRuud Schoonderwoerd, Owen Holland, Janet Bruten. 209-216
• Learning to Sense Selectively in Physical DomainsPat Langley. 217-226
• Transportable Information AgentsDaniela Rus, Robert S. Gray, David Kotz. 228-236
• Adaptable Local Level Arbitration of BehaviorsMohamed Salah Hamdi, Karl Kaiser. 237-244
• A Layered Architecture for Office Delivery RobotsReid G. Simmons, Richard Goodwin, Karen Zita Haigh, Sven Koenig, Joseph O Sullivan. 245-252
• An Autnomous Spacecarft Agent PrototypeBarney Pell, Douglas E. Bernard, Steve A. Chien, Erann Gat, Nicola Muscettola, P. Pandurang Nayak, Michael D. Wagner, Brian C. Williams. 253-261
• Connection Between Micro and Macro Aspects of Agent ModelingBrahim Chaib-draa. 262-267
• Distributed Diagnosis by Vivid AgentsMichael Schroeder, Gerd Wagner. 268-275
• Decision Making and Plan Management by Autonomous Agents: Theory, Implementation and ApplicationsSubrata Kumar Das, John Fox, D. Elsdon, Peter Hammond. 276-283
• COLLAGEN: When Agents Collaborate with PeopleCharles Rich, Candace L. Sidner. 284-291
• SAIRE - A Scalable Agent-Based Information Retrieval EngineJidé B. Odubiyi, David J. Kocur, Stuart M. Weinstein, Nagi Wakim, Sadanand Srivastava, Chris Gokey, JoAnna Graham. 292-299
• Yenta: A Multi-Agent, Referral-Based Matchmaking SystemLeonard N. Foner. 301-307
• An Automated Meeting Scheduling System That Utilizes User PreferencesThomas Haynes, Sandip Sen, Neeraj Arora, Rajani Nadella. 308-315
• Virtual Actors That Can Perform Scripts and Improvise RolesPeter Wavish, David Connah. 317-322
• Challenger: A Multi-agent System for Distributed Resource AllocationAnthony Chavez, Alexandros Moukas, Pattie Maes. 323-331
• Multiple Roles, Multiple Teams, Dynamic Environments: Autonomous Netrek AgentsMarcus J. Huber, Tedd Hadley. 332-339
• RoboCup: The Robot World Cup InitiativeHiroaki Kitano, Minoru Asada, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, Itsuki Noda, Eiichi Osawa. 340-347
• Integrated Premission Planning and Execution for Unmanned Ground VehiclesEdmund H. Durfee, Patrick G. Kenny, Karl C. Kluge. 348-354
• Evaluation of a Semi-Autonomous Assistent for Exploratory Data AnalysisRobert St. Amant, Paul R. Cohen. 355-362
• High-Level Planning and Low-Level Execution: Towards a Complete Robotic AgentKaren Zita Haigh, Manuela M. Veloso. 363-370
• Adaptation and Learning in Animated CreaturesJiming Liu, Hong Qin, Yuan Yan Tang, Y. T. Wu. 371-377
• An Adaptive Web Page Recommendation ServiceMarko Balabanovic. 378-385
• A Multi-agent System Test Bed For Evaluating Autonomous AgentsJuan M. Corchado, Brian Lees, N. Rees. 386-393
• Evolving a Mult-agent Information Filtering Solution in AmalthaeaAlexandros Moukas, Giorgos Zacharia. 394-403
• Designing Behaviors for Information AgentsKeith Decker, Anandeep Pannu, Katia P. Sycara, Mike Williamson. 404-412
• Many Hands Make Light Work? An Investigation into Behaviourally Controlled Co-operant Autonomous Mobile RobotsDavid P. Barnes, Robert A. Ghanea-Hercock, Ruth Aylett, Alexandra M. Coddington. 413-420
• Framing Autonomy: A Visual Tracking ArchitectureDomingo Guinea, Felicidad Recio, J. Vincente. 421-428
• Basic Agents for Visual/Motor Coordination of a Mobile RobotMaria C. García-Alegre, Felicidad Recio. 429-434
• An Open Architecture for Robot EntertainmentMasahiro Fujita, Koji Kageyama. 435-442
• TAIPE: Tactical Assistants for Interaction Planning and ExecutionEdmund H. Durfee, Marcus J. Huber, Michael Kurnow, Jaeho Lee. 443-450
• I Picked Up Catapia and Other Stories: A Multimodal Apporach to Expressivity for Emotionally Intelligent AgentsClark Elliott. 451-457
• An Intelligent Assistant for Patient Health CareSilvia Miksch, Kenneth Cheng, Barbara Hayes-Roth. 458-465
• Software Agents and User AutonomyBatya Friedman, Helen Nissenbaum. 466-469
• Fusing Autonomy and Sociability in RobotsYasuo Kuniyoshi. 470-471
• Software Agents that Reason about Information Contents & QualityDaniel S. Weld. 472-473
• INSIGHT: A Virtual Laboratory for Looking into Behavior-Based Autonomous AgentsSimone Strippgen. 474-475
• Real-Time Interactions with Virtual Agents Driven by Human Action IdentificationLuc Emering, Ronan Boulic, Selim Balcisoy, Daniel Thalmann. 476-477
• A Neural Architecture for Motivated Navigation Behavior in an AnimatStéphane Zrehen. 478-479
• PHISH Nets: Planning Heuristically In Situated Hybrid NetworksBradley J. Rhodes. 480-481
• The AARIA Agent Architecture: An Example of Requirements-Driven Agent-Based System DesignH. Van Dyke Parunak, Albert D. Baker, Steven J. Clark. 482-483
• An Adaptive Multi-Agent System Based on Neural Darwinism Andrei Popescu-Belis. 484-485
• An Experiment in Using Golog to Build a Personal Banking Assistant (Extended Abstract)Yves Lespérance, Hector J. Levesque, Shane J. Ruman. 486-487
• CELLO: An Agent Model with Real Time ConstraintsMichel Occello, Yves Demazeau. 488-489
• Linearly Anticipatory Autonomous AgentsPaul Davidsson. 490-491
• Hide-and-Seek: Effective Use of Memory in Perception/Action SystemsGlenn S. Wasson, Gabriel J. Ferrer, Worthy N. Martin. 492-493
• Extended Grasping Behavior for Autonomous Human AgentsRamon Mas, Ronan Boulic, Daniel Thalmann. 494-495
• WBI: A Confederation of Agents that Personalize the WebRob Barrett, Paul P. Maglio, Daniel C. Kellem. 496-499
• Analysing Expert Assistants through Interaction DiagramsRalph Rönnquist, Chi Keen Low. 500-501
• Towards Agent-Oriented Specification of Information SystemsStefan Conrad, Can Türker, Gunter Saake. 502-503
• Multi-Level Modeling and Recognition of Human Actions Involving Full Body MotionLuc Emering, Ronan Boulic, Selim Balcisoy, Daniel Thalmann. 504-505
• GALOIS: An Expert-Assistant ModelJorge E. Sagula, Martin F. Puricelli, Gustavo J. Bobeff, Gastón M. Martin, Carlos E. Pis Diez. 506-507
• An Intelligent Guide for Virtual EnvironmentsPatrick Doyle, Barbara Hayes-Roth. 508-509
• Towards Object-Oriented Agent Programming: The Brainstorm Meta-Level ArchitectureAnalía Amandi, Ana Price. 510-511
• A Note on Improving the Capabilities of Software AgentsKirstie L. Bellman, Christopher Landauer. 512-513
• Supervising Multiple Cooperating Mobile RobotsRuth Aylett, Alexandra M. Coddington, David P. Barnes, Robert A. Ghanea-Hercock. 514-515
• A Virtual Interface Agent and its AgencyIpke Wachsmuth, Britta Lenzmann, Tanja Jörding, Bernhard Jung, Marc Erich Latoschik, Martin Fröhlich. 516-517
• Cathexis: A Computational Model of EmotionsJuan D. Velásquez, Pattie Maes. 518-519
• Schema-Based Learning: Towards a Theory of Organization for Biologically-inspired Autonomous AgentsFernando J. Corbacho, Michael A. Arbib. 520-521
• An Open Agent Architecture for Integrating Multimedia ServicesPatricia Charlton, Yan Chen, E. H. Mamdani, Olle Olsson, Jeremy V. Pitt, Fergal Somers, Annika Waern. 522-523
• Mixed-Initiative Agenda Management with Software AgentsAmedeo Cesta, Daniela D Aloisi, Rodolfo Brancaleoni. 524-525
• Taking Perception SeriouslyJohn L. Pollock. 526-527
• A Layered Approach for an Autonomous Robotic Soccer SystemManuela M. Veloso, Peter Stone, Sorin Achim. 530-531
• A Multi-Agent Model for Schedule Navigation with Location InformationYuji Takada, Takao Mohri, Hiroki Iciki, Masatoshi Shiouchi, Yuji Wada, Francis G. McCabe. 532-533
• Synthetic MindsAaron Sloman. 534-535
• Gandalf: An Embodied Humanoid Capable of Real-Time Multimodal Dialogue with PeopleKristinn R. Thórisson. 536-537
• Go with the Flow: Synthetic Vision for Autonomous Animated CreaturesBruce Blumberg. 538-539
• Environmental Decision Support: a Multi-Agent ApproachBenedita Malheiro, Eugenio Oliveira. 540-541
• An Adaptive UNIX Command-Line AssistantHaym Hirsh, Brian D. Davison. 542-543
• Neural Fuzzy Agents for Profile Learning and Object MatchingSanya Mitaim, Bart Kosko. 544-545
• Autonomous Design and Execution of Process Controllers for Untended Scientific InstrumentsPeter Robinson. 546-547