Computational Collective Intelligence. Semantic Web Social Networks And Multi

Keynote Speeches.- Rough Set Approach To Knowledge Discovery About Preferences.- Toward A Self-referential Collective Intelligence Some Philosophical Background Of The Ieml Research Program.- A-teams And Their Applications.- Collective Decision Making.- Local Search Algorithms For Core Checking In Hedonic Coalition Games.- Information Foraging Theory As A Form Of Collective Intelligence For Social Search.- Sam: Semantic Argumentation Based Model For Collaborative Knowledge Creation And Sharing System.- A Conception For Modification Of Learning Scenario In An Intelligent E-learning System.- Firefly Algorithm For Continuous Constrained Optimization Tasks.- Distributed Data Mining Methodology With Classification Model Example.- A Token-based Mutual Exclusion Approach To Improve Collaboration In Distributed Environments.- Discovering Medical Knowledge From Data In Patients' Files.- Towards An Increase Of Collective Intelligence Within Organizations Using Trust And Reputation Models.- A Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm With An Escape Mechanism For Scheduling Problems.- Recognizing Team Formations In Multiagent Systems: Applications In Robotic Soccer.- Semi-traces And Their Application In Concurrency Control Problem.- Design Of The Directory Facilitator Supporting Fault-tolerance In Multi-osgi Agent System.- Multiagent Systems.- Agent-based Provisioning Of Group-oriented Non-linear Telecommunication Services.- A Multi-agent Model Of Deceit And Trust In Intercultural Trade.- Implementation Of Epistemic Operators For Model Checking Multi-agent Systems.- Meta-game Holos As A Multi-agent Decision-making Laboratory.- Agent-based Computational Modeling Of Emergent Collective Intelligence.- Fuzzy Cognitive And Social Negotiation Agent Strategy For Computational Collective Intelligence.- A Multi-agent Architecture For Multi-robot Surveillance.- Designing Social Agents With Empathic Understanding.- Multi-agent Systems In Pedestrian Dynamics Modeling.- Towards A Model For Extracti