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Group Seminars 2000-2001
Date
Time
Place
Speaker
Title
October 3rd
11am
F13
Chris Lin
The Model Check of Basic Properties on Re-engineered Models
September 19th
11am
F13
Marco Schorlemmer
Duality in Knowledge Sharing
September 12th
11am
F13
Chris Walton
Hazards in the design of large Multi Agent Systems
September 5th
11am
E17a
Richard Walker
Electronic Institution and Agent Design
August 29th
11am
F13
Jessica Chen-Burger
A few highlights from IJCAI 2001
August 22nd
11am
F13
Marco Schorlemmer
On the Accuracy of Representation Systems
August 15th
11am
F13
Richard Jensen
Rough Set Theory - what is it?
August 8th
11am
F13
David Robertson
Lightweight UPML
July 25th
11am
E17a
Virginia Brilhante and Wamberto Vasconcelos
A Beginner's Guide to the Semantic Web
July 18th
11am
F13
Joćo Cavalcanti
'Wapalise' your Web Site
July 11th
11am
F13
John Kingston
Knowledge Valuation
July 4th
11am
F13
David Robertson
Smart Stuff Happens versus Useful Stuff is Delivered
June 19th
11am
F13
Chris Walton and Wamberto Vasconcelos
Review of Ecosystems for Validation and Laboratory Framework for Information Ecosystems
June 13th
11am
F13
Henrik Westerberg
Optimising Plans using Genetic Programming
June 6th
11am
F13
Stuart Aitken
Machine Learning and Ontologies for Knowledge Extraction
May 30th
11am
F13
Stephen Potter
Knowledge Audit
May 23rd
11am
E17a
Chris Walton
An Introduction to Database Systems
May 16th
11am
F13
David Robertson
Continuous and Discrete Agent Models
May 9th
11am
F13
Marco Schorlemmer
Information Flow in Knowledge-Based Systems: A Language of Knowledge-Engineering Life Cycles ?
May 2nd
11am
F13
Virginia Brilhante
Ontology-Enabled Knowledge Reuse
April 25th
11am
F13
John Levine
Benchmarks for Planning
April 18th
11am
E13
David Robertson
Lifecycles as Operations over Domains and Ontologies
April 11th
11am
F13
Henrik Westerberg
Plan Synthesis via Genetic Programming and Improved Seeding using Simple Search
April 4th
11am
F13
Austin Tate and John Kingston
AKT Project
March 28th
11am
F13
Wamberto Vasconcelos and Richard Walker
Multi-Agent Systems as Parallel Logic Programs and A Distributed Implementation of Electonic Institutions
March 23rd
11am
F13
Jessica Chen-Burger
A Three-Layered Business Process Modelling Approach
March 21st
11am
F13
Stephen Potter
Knowledge from databases: design synthesis and the knowledge audit
March 14th
11am
E17a
Siu-Wai Leung
Exploring the Idea of Evolutionary Case Adaptation
March 8th
11am
E17a
Marco Schorlemmer
An Information-Theoretic Perspective of the Knowledge Engineering Activity
March 2nd
10.45
F13
Chris Walton
The Open Source Movement
February 22nd
11am
E17a
David Robertson and Wamberto Vasconcelos
Electronic Institutions for the Simulation of Supply Networks
February 15th
1pm
F13
David Robertson
Dependability in Agent Systems
February 1st
11am
E17a
Virginia Brilhante
Model Sharing and Ontologies
January 25th
11am
E17a
David Robertson
Relating Continuous and Discrete Agent-Related Models
January 18th
11am
E17a
Daniela Carbogim
Dynamics in Formal Argumentation
December 20th
11am
F13
Joćo Cavalcanti and Wamberto Vasconcelos
An Intelligent Multi-Agent Approach to Web-Site Construction and Maintenance
December 13th
11am
F13
David Robertson
A Simple Agent Modelling Language with Simulated Concurrency
December 6th
11am
F13
Chris Walton
Model Checking for Multi-agent Systems
November 28th
11am
E17a
Jessica Chen-Burger
What is Multi-Perspective Modelling ? Why do it, and how can formal method help ?
November 22nd
11am
E17a
Siu-Wai Leung
A Computational Approach to Artificial Evolution of Proteins
November 15th
11am
F13
David Robertson
Lifecycle Calculus
November 8th
11am
F13
Chris Lin
Transformation of Business Models in Business Networking
November 1st
11am
F13
Alexander Voss
Innovation in Use: Interleaving Day-to-day Operation and Systems Development
October 25th
11am
F13
Chris Walton
Specifying topology in multi-agent systems
October 18th
11am
F13
Joćo Cavalcanti
Synthesis of Web Sites from Entity-Relationship Diagrams
October 11th
11am
F13
Wamberto Vasconcelos
An approach to specifying, verifying and executing populations of agents
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