Paper Sessions at AAMAS-2021

The information on this page might be out of date. Please refer to the detailed programme on the AAMAS website instead.

Below you will find the draft schedule for the paper sessions at AAMAS-2021. This concerns all full papers in the Main Track, as well as all papers in the Blue Sky Ideas Track and the JAAMAS Track.

Disclaimer: While we expect this to be the final schedule, we reserve the right to still make minor changes without specifically notifying the authors affected (other than by updating this page). The official schedule will get published on the AAMAS website soon. Please understand that we won't be able to process requests for changes in the schedule. It already respects all author constraints communicated to us through the scheduling form, and we did our best to design a programme with thematically coherent sessions (and we are aware of its imperfections). Please note that author names and paper titles for this draft schedule were taken from the submission system; for the final version we will use the (more accurate) data collected for the proceedings instead.

How will paper sessions work this year? Participants will get access to the papers and the pre-recorded videos well ahead of the start of the conference. They will have the opportunity to enter comments and questions through a chat interface. Others will be able to upvote the most interesting questions. The live sessions scheduled here are intended for discussion (just under 15 minutes per paper). The authors of each paper start their part of the discussion with a two-minute "elevator pitch" using a single slide (which must be submitted in advance). The session chair will select questions from both the live audience and questions collected through the chat interface in advance. Paper will be discussed in the order indicated on the schedule, but there also will be the opportunity to explore connections between different papers in the same session.

Timing: All paper sessions will take place during the main conference, running from Wednesday, 5 May 2021 to Friday, 7 May 2021. Each session will be 75 minutes long. All times mentioned refer to the local time in London (British Summer Time, GMT+1).

Wed 9am	Computational Social Choice 1	Game Theory 1	Humans and AI 1	Agent-Based Modelling and Planning	Multiagent Learning 1	Reinforcement Learning 1
Wed 4pm	Computational Social Choice 2	Game Theory 2	Agent Models and Theories 1	Multiagent Planning and Scheduling 1	Multiagent Learning 2	Reinforcement Learning 2
Thu 9am	Computational Social Choice 3	Game Theory 3	Engineering Multiagent Systems	Innovative Applications	Multiagent Learning 3	Reinforcement Learning 3
Thu 4pm	Computational Social Choice 4	Game Theory 4	Agent Models and Theories 2	Multiagent Planning and Scheduling 2	Multiagent Learning 4	Reinforcement Learning 4
Fri 9am	Computational Social Choice 5	Game Theory 5	Agent Models and Theories 3	Values and Preferences	Multiagent Learning 5	Reinforcement Learning 5
Fri 4pm		Game Theory 6	Formal Specification and Verification	Humans and AI 2	Multiagent Learning 6	Reinforcement Learning 6

Computational Social Choice 1 (Wednesday, 9am)
Session Chair: Jérôme Lang

Computing the Extremal Possible Ranks with Incomplete Preferences
Aviram Imber and Benny Kimelfeld
Rankings for Bipartite Tournaments via Chain Editing
Joseph Singleton and Richard Booth
Complexity of Scheduling and Predicting Round-Robin Tournaments
Dorothea Baumeister and Tobias Alexander Hogrebe
Multivariate Analysis of Scheduling Fair Competitions
Siddharth Gupta and Meirav Zehavi
Multi-Robot Task Allocation—Complexity and Approximation
Haris Aziz, Hau Chan, Agnes Cseh, Bo Li, Fahimeh Ramezani and Chenhao Wang