The Schedule

Tentative Schedule:

Paper talks consist of a 10 minute presentation and a 2 minute QA. We are pleased to welcome Professor Munindar Singh to give a keynote presentation at C-MAS. 

14:00 Welcome

First Session: "Multiagent Systems for Citizen-Centric Applications" - session chair: Jonathan Gratch

• Most Visionary Paper Award - [14:05] Dimitris Michailidis, Mayesha Tasnim, Sennay Ghebreab and Fernando Santos. Towards Reducing School Segregation by Intervening on Transportation Networks [DOI]

• [14:20] Jeferson José Baqueta and Cesar Augusto Tacla. A Task Delegation Model for Delegation Chains [DOI]

• [14:35] Jennifer Williams, Elnaz Shafipour, Alvin Shi and Sebastian Stein. Rethinking Comfort Profiles in Adaptive Building Energy Management Systems [DOI]

• [14:50] Jake Barrett, Kobi Gal and Loizos Michael. Beyond the Echo Chamber: Modelling Opinion Changes in Citizens' Assemblies

Second Session: "Citizen-Aware Autonomous Systems" - session chair: Jennifer Williams

• [15:05] Richard Fox and Elliot Ludvig. Assimilating Human Feedback for Autonomous Vehicle Interaction in Reinforcement Learning Models [DOI]

• [15:20] Adrian Tormos, Victor Gimenez-Abalos, Marc Domènech I Vila, Dmitry Gnatyshak, Sergio Alvarez-Napagao and Javier Vázquez-Salceda. Explainable Agents Adapt to Human Behaviour [DOI]

• [15:35] Emanuele Pesce, Ramon Dalmau, Luke Owen and Giovanni Montana. Benchmarking Multi-agent Deep Reinforcement Learning for Cooperative Missions of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles [DOI]

15:50 Break

16:30 Keynote (Prof. Munindar Singh): Socially Intelligent Civic Infrastructure and Challenges for AI Ethics 

Third Session: "Automated Decision-Making for Citizen Welfare" - session chair: Richard Fox

• [17:15] Matija Franklin, Hal Ashton, Rebecca Gorman and Stuart Armstrong. Concept Extrapolation: A Conceptual Primer [DOI]

• [17:30] Marco Pellegrino, Jan de Mooij, Tabea Sonnenschein, Mehdi Dastani, Dick Ettema, Brian Logan and Judith Verstegen. Generating a Spatially Explicit Synthetic Population from Aggregated Data [DOI]

• Best Paper Award - [17:45] Kanav Mehra, Nanda Kishore Sreenivas and Kate Larson. Deliberation and Voting in Approval-Based Multi-Winner Elections [DOI]

• [18:00] James Hale, Peter Kim and Jonathan Gratch. Fairness in Elicitation, Mediation, & Negotiation [DOI]

18:15 Concluding Remarks