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ATAL-01
8th International Workshop on Agent Theories, Architectures, and Languages
Seattle, WA, USA, 01/08/2001–03/08/2001
Intelligent agents were one of the most important developments in computer science of the 1990s, of interest from human-computer interaction to industrial process control. The ATAL workshop series brought together researchers on the three themes of its name: agent *theories* — which approaches, from game theory to temporal and modal logic, suit the formal description of agents, and how they relate; agent *architectures* — what software and hardware structures suit autonomous agents; and agent *languages* — how agents are to be programmed. Its post-proceedings are *Intelligent Agents VIII*, Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence 2333, edited by John-Jules Ch. Meyer, Milind Tambe.
Intelligent Agents VIII (edited volume, 2002) — John-Jules Ch. Meyer, Milind Tambe