Peter Stone's Artificial Intelligence Links

Courses

CS 344M: Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Spring, 2008).

CS 394R: Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Practice (Fall, 2007).

CS 378: Autonomous Vehicles - Driving in Traffic (Spring, 2007).

CS 395T: Agent-Based Electronic Commerce (Fall, 2006).

CS 378: Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Spring, 2006).

CS 395T: Autonomous Robots (Fall, 2005).

CS 378: Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Spring, 2005).

CS 395T: Reinforcement Learning: Theory and Practice (Fall, 2004).

CS 378: Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Spring, 2004).

CS 395T: Agent-Based Electronic Commerce (Fall, 2003).

CS 395T: Multi-Robot Systems: Robotic Soccer with Legged Robots (Spring, 2003).

CS 378: Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Fall, 2002).

Autonomous Multiagent Systems (Fall, 2001 at NYU).

Online presentations

In November 2007, I spoke at our department's Visions in Computing lecture series. It is a condensed version of the Computers and Thought Award talk with some added material about our participation in the Urban Challenge.

In September 2007, I spoke at the math department's Saturday Morning Math Group, explaning "How Machines Learn: From robot soccer to autonomous traffic" to high school and middle school students.

In January 2007, I delivered the IJCAI 2007 Computers and Thought Award talk: "Learning and Multiagent Reasoning for Autonomous Agents."

In April 2006, I gave a presentation on "Machine learning on physical robots" at the UPenn GRASP lab seminar series. (1 hour presentation - click "view online")

In October 2005, I chaired a session on "Robot Learning" (15-minute presentation) at a National Academy of Sciences Frontiers of Science Symposium.

In August 2005 I presented the philosophy behind my Autonomous Multiagent Systems course at the New Faculty Seminar: "Starting and Maintaining Your Teaching Portfolio (Electronic and Paper)" (1 hour presentation)