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The Agent Day'2K |
March 16-17, 2000 |
Organizers
Institute of Computer Science, Jagiellonian University in cooperation with Institute of Computer Science, Academy of Mining and Metallurgy.
Location
The meeting will be held in the new building of the Institute of Computer Science, Jagiellonian University, Nawojki 11, Krakow, Poland.
Krakow, the former capital of Poland possesses the large historical inner city with beautiful monuments and buildings. The city is famous for its Wawel Castle and the Jagiellonian University, the oldest university in Poland, founded 1364 by the King Casimir the Great.
Purpose
The workshop is a forum for scientists, software engineers, practitioners and young researchers engaged in softcomputing, especially distributed computing systems involving multi-agent programming paradigm. The special session will be devoted to distributed genetic programming and Artificial Intelligence methods in Computer Aided Engineering.
Major part of the meeting will be covered by key lectures.
Scope
General speakers
Conference schedule
Thursday 2000.03.16
| Stanislaw Migorski Head of the Institute of Computer Science Jagiellonian University | Opening address | 10.00-10.15 |
| Key lectures | ||
| Joel Quinqueton | Emergence and Possible Worlds Semantics for learned agents | 10.15-11.00 |
| Abder Koukam | Multi-agent Systems: A Software Engineering Perspective | 11.00-11.45 |
| Ewa Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz | Distributed Simulation; Methodology, Tools and Applications | 11.45-12.30 |
| Brief poster presentations | 12.30-13.00 | |
| Coffee break + poster session | 13.00-14.00 | |
| Key lectures | ||
| Antoni Mazurkiewicz | Messages, Clocks and Gravitation | 14.00-14.45 |
| Krzysztof Cetnarowicz, Jaroslaw Kozlak | A Market Based Multi-Agent System for Decentralized Computer Network Management | 14.45-15.15 |
| Marek Kisiel-Dorohinicki | Some approach to design and realisation of mass multi-agent systems | 15.15-16.00 |
Friday 2000.03.17
| Key lectures | ||
| Jozsef Vancza | On Scheduling Agents | 10.00-10.45 |
| Barbara Dunin-Keplicz | Creating Collective Intention through Dialogue | 10.45-11.30 |
| Lech Polkowski | Spatial reasoning in distributed systems | 11.30-12.15 |
| Coffee break | 12.15-12.45 | |
| Key lectures | ||
| Kazimierz Grygiel | Mathematical models of evolutionary algorithms. | 12.45-13.30 |
| Franciszek Seredynski | Multiprocessor Scheduling with Support by Genetic Algorithms - based Learning Classifier System | 13.30-14.15 |
| Andrzej Bielecki | Mathematical Model of Architecture and Learning Process of Artificial Neural Network | 14.15-15.00 |
| Edward Nawarecki Head of the Institute of Computer Science Academy of Mining and Metallurgy | Closing address | 15.00-15.15 |
Publication
Invited lectures and full-length manuscripts of poster contributions will be published in the special issue of Universitatis Iagellonicae Acta Informaticae after the meeting. The guidelines for authors are available at http://www.miks.uj.edu.pl/wyuj/. They will be also sent to the authors together with the letter of acceptance.
Language
The official language of the meeting will be English.
Address
Please, send your abstracts and general correspondence to the address:
Robert Schaefer
Institute of Computer Science, Jagiellonian University
Nawojki 11
30-072 Krakow
POLANDe-mail: schaefer@softlab.ii.uj.edu.pl
Fees
Participation in workshop sessions, poster presentations as well as the post-conference publication are free. The special issue of Universitatis Iagellonicae Acta Informaticae will be available in the JU-press distribution or can be ordered from the publisher:
Grodzka 26The Organizing Committee does not cover any accommodation and travel expenses for participants.
31-044 Krakow
POLAND
phone: (48 12) 4221033 ext. 1177, 1410
fax: (48 12) 4226306
http://www.miks.uj.edu.pl/wyuj/
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