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MURI Meeting January 2006

The 2006 MURI meeting took place at MIT in January and was hosted at the Department of Brain & Cognitive Sciences and CSAIL. Presentations and posters from the meeting can be viewed below.

Presentations

Posters

• Learning Relational Systems of Concepts (C. Kemp, T. Griffiths & J. Tenenbaum)
• Constraints on the Formation of Small Scale Networks (W. Richards)
• Bayesian Models of Human Action Understanding (C. Baker )
• A Computational Framework for Story Understanding (M. Finlayson)
• Vagueness, Beliefs and Narratives (R. Kasturirangan)
  [A framework for regularizing the structure of Stories]
• Emergence of Cooperation in IPD from a Belief-based Utility Perspective (C. Lawson)
• Constraints on the formation of small-scale networks. (W. Richards)
• Automatic modeling of influence in complex social networks. (W. Dong & A. Pentland)
• Social Motion (J. Gips & A. Pentland)
  [Using body motion and sound qualities to determine group membership, interest level]
• Vibes: Analysis of tone of voice to determine interest, attention, etc. (A. Madan & A. Pentland)
• Networks of Influence Diagrams (Y. Gal & A. Pfeffer)
  [Reasoning about Agents' Beliefs and Decision-making Processes]
• Modeling Human Negotiation in Strategic Settings (S. Ficici, Y. Gal & A. Pfeffer)
  [The Colored Trails Framework]
• Heuristics and biases approach to protected values. (R. Iliev)
• Details of LeaderSim: Exploring 'What-If' Ideas to Influence World Leaders (E. Sandhaus)
• The Ideal Navigator (K. Eastman)
• Culture and Sacred Values in Rural Wisconsin (W. Bennis)

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