Accepted papers

Long presentation

• Delta-Tolling: Adaptive Tolling for Optimizing Traffic Throughputi by Guni Sharon, Josiah Hanna, Tarun Rambha, Michael Albert, Peter Stone and Stephen Boyles
• When are Marginal Congestion Tolls Optimal? by Reshef Meir and David Parkes
• Urban Traffic Control Assisted by AI Planning and Relational Learning by Alberto Pozanco, Susana Fernandez and Daniel Borrajo
• Conflicting Tendencies in Pedestrian Wayfinding Decisions: a Multi-Agent Model Encompassing Proxemics and Imitation by Luca Crociani, Giuseppe Vizzari and Stefania Bandini
• Using Topological Statistics to Bias and Accelerate Route Choice: preliminary findings in artificial and real-world road networksi by Fernando Stefanello, Bruno C. Da Silva and Ana L. C. Bazzan
• Combining Car-to-Infrastructure Communication and Multi-Agent Reinforcement Learning in Route Choicei by Ricardo Grunitzki and Ana L. C. Bazzan
• Pedestrians' Route Choice Model in Shopping Areasi by Bruno Werberich, Carlos Pretto and Helena Cybisi
• On Estimating Regret Locally and Learning From It in Route Choice by Gabriel De O. Ramos and Ana L. C. Bazzan
• Model-Driven Engineering of Simulations for Smart Roads by Alberto Fernandez and Ruben Fuentes-Fernandez

Short Presentation

• An empirical investigation of adaptive traffic control parameters by Jeffery Raphael, Elizabeth Sklar and Simon Maskell
• Distributed Safety Optimization in Evacuation of Large Smart Spaces by Marin Lujak, Stefano Giordani and Sascha Ossowski
• An Approach of Cognitive Base Station with Dynamic Spectrum Management For High-speed Rail by Qinting Wu, Yiming Wang and Cheng Wu Wu
• Iterative committee elections for collective decision-making in a ride-sharing application by Sophie L. Dennisen and Joerg P. Mueller