Katia
Sycara Directory:
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Research
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Lectures
Software
Courses
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Robotics
Institute, School of Computer
Science
Human-Computer Interaction Institute
Language Technologies Institute (LTI)
Center for Advanced Learning and Discovery
Carnegie Mellon University
Office:
Newell-Simon Hall, 1602D
Carnegie Mellon University
5000 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890
Phone: +1 (412) 268-8825, Fx: +1 (412) 268-5569
E-mail: katia at cs
dot cmu dot edu
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Katia
Sycara
Katia Sycara, Research Professor, Robotics and holder
(part time) of the Sixth Century Chair in computing Science, University
of Aberdeen UK. Director of the Advanced
Agent-Robotics Technology Lab.
Short
Biography
Current research:
Advanced
Agent-Robotics Technology Research
Multi-agent
systems, human-robot interactions, game theoretic techniques, adversarial
reasoning, machine learning, case-based reasoning, planning and
scheduling, agents on the Internet, information fusion, agents in
e-commerce, peer to peer systems, semantic web, semantic web services,
grid computing, modeling cross-cultural negotiation and collaboration,
and large scale human-machine systems.
Current
groups/projects: Advanced
Agent-Robotics Technology Lab
Past Projects:
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CABINS - Case based scheduling.
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CASE-BASED DESIGN
- CADET
- Case-based design using influence graphs.
- WATT
- Integration of Case-based and Model-based design.
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CONCE - Concurrent Engineering.
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CORA - Problem solving through COordinated Reactive
Agents.
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PERSUADER - CBR and negotiation.
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EMMA - Enterprise Integration
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CADIS - Cased-based design and value engineering.
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CORTES - Constraint-based scheduling.
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DITOPS - Transportation scheduling.
Grants
Lectures
Immigration
Course Prsentation, delivered in Friday, 30 August 14:00 -14:30
in 4623 WeH for LTI
Immigration
Course Presentation, delivered 23 August from 13:30 - 14:00 for
RI
Immigration
Course Presentation, delivered 23 August 11:30 -12:00 for Institute
for Software Research International (ISRI)
Katia, Sycara,
"Multiagent
Infrastructure for Agent Interoperability in Open Computational
Environments," Keynote Talk, International Conference on
Web Intelligence and Intelligent Agents. Maebaschi, Japan, October
23-26, 2001.
Released
Software
- The
Agent Foundations Classes
are designed to make the construction of the many types of agents
a semi-automated process, in order to extend their distribution,
and thus increase the usefulness and effectivity of already-existing
agents. For download, click
here.
- The
RETSINA Semantic Web Calendar Agent provides interoperability
between RDF based calendar descriptions on the web, and Personal
Information Manager (PIM) Systems such as Microsoft's Outlook.
The RETSINA Calendar Agent is available for download: Click
here.
- MIGSOCK
is a solution to the problem of socket migration. MIGSOCK provides
a Linux kernel module that re-implements TCP to make migration
possible. MIGSOCK is available for download, with permission.
Click
here.
- Text
Miner is a text classification agent application for Intelligent
Agent portfolio management. Text Miner will be available for download
soon.
- WebMate
is a personal agent for World-Wide Web browsing that enhances
searches and learns user interests. Webmate is available for download.
Click
here.
Courses
Awards
and Honors
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Katia
Sycara
has been named representative of the DAML Service Coalition
to the WWW consortium (W3C) Working Group on Web Service Architecture.
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Katia
Sycara of Carnegie Mellon University has been awarded the
ACM SIGART Autonomous Agents Research Award for 2002. Dr. Sycara
has made significant contributions to a number of subareas of
agent research, including agent architectures, middle agents,
and multi-agent negotiation.
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Katia
Sycara was elected a Fellow of the American Association
for Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) for her "significant contributions
to case-based reasoning, autonomous agents, and multi-agent
systems." One of a small select group of individuals elected
each year, Sycara was recognized at the Fellows Dinner on July
30, during AAAI 2002 in Edmonton, Alberta Canada.
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