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	Kraus, Sarit     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending Date Reviewed     1 - 5 of 6 reviews        Strategic information disclosure to people with multiple alternatives Azaria A., Rabinovich Z., Goldman C., Kraus S. ACM Transactions on Intelligent Systems and Technology 5(4): 1-21, 2014.  Type: Article The issue of persuasion games, where one player, the agent, tries to influence the behavior of the other, the user, is considered in this paper. In the cases considered here, the agent is assumed to have knowledge that the user does no...... Apr 29 2015     KBFS: K-best-first search Felner A., Kraus S., Korf R. Annals of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence 39(1-2): 19-39, 2003.  Type: Article It is a very well-known result that in the presence of a perfect heuristic function (that is, h (n,t) = g* (n,t)), an admissible single-agent search...... Oct 24 2005     Exploitation vs. exploration: choosing a supplier in an environment of incomplete information Azoulay-Schwartz R., Kraus S., Wilkenfeld J. Decision Support Systems 38(1): 1-18, 2004.  Type: Article What is the best strategy for a purchaser choosing suppliers, when the quality of each is described by a distribution function? Should a purchaser deal with a new supplier, without a history, who may be better than existing suppliers? ...... Jan 28 2005     Collaborative plans for complex group action Grosz B. (ed), Kraus S. Artificial Intelligence 86(2): 269-357, 1996.  Type: Article Understanding and formalizing cooperative problem planning and solving is a challenging and worthy task. This paper, building on Grosz’s decade-long involvement in this area of AI research, is a further step in the right dire...... Nov 1 1997     Nonmonotonicity and the scope of reasoning Etherington D., Kraus S., Perlis D. (ed) Artificial Intelligence 52(3): 221-261, 1991.  Type: Article Nonmonotonic logics were introduced into artificial intelligence to allow systems to reach conclusions that are not strictly entailed by what is known. Somewhat paradoxically, rather than making the drawing of such conclusions easier, ...... Feb 1 1993     Display 510152550100 per column
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