CS 396M: Short Topics in Computer Science: Modeling Societies of Agents
Dr. Michael L. Gargano
Spring 1999
Syllabus
Description |
This course will cover the fundamentals of modeling societies of agents. The student will be prepared to use this subject matter when it is encountered in advanced or related courses. |
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Goals |
The student will learn how to apply the material, reason with the concepts, and actively participate in team research. |
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Topics |
Theory of multi-agent societies |
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Negotiations |
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Auctions |
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Bargaining |
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Voting |
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Competition and games |
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Power |
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Conflict |
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Evolutionary games |
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Artificial economies |
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Individual strategies and societal structure |
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Escalation |
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Social choice |
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Teams |
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Fair division |
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Artificial life |
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Reinforcement learning |
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Genetic algorithms |
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Grading |
10 minute oral presentation - 10% |
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Supported by a 3 page written report - 40% |
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Participation in a class research project - 30% |