Re: [Gabel-guys] Gabel Retreat

[Allen L. <al...@cs...>]

So, ah, where should we meet before lunch at Lennies?  Lennies?  Sorry for the
lateness in replies, I just got back into town a few hours ago and have been
unpacking wildly.

On Mon, May 10, 2004 at 03:34:28PM -0500, Andy Jones wrote:
>   I posted the Gabel Retreat Schedule to the webpage
> 
>   http://gabel.sourceforge.net/
> 
>   the exact URL is @ http://gabel.sourceforge.net/meetings/retreat.php
> 
>   I suggest we use/update this page to coordinate the retreat. Thoughts?
> 
>   -Andy
> 
> On Tue, 4 May 2004, Robert Goldstone wrote:
> 
> <>Dear Gabeller,
> <>Here's an itinerary for the Gabel retreat.  Let me know if there are items
> <>to add in to the agenda.  By the way, I certainly didn't intend for people
> <>to hold off working on Gabel until the retreat!  The more work that we do
> <>before the retreat, the more substantive our discussion will be.  In
> <>particular, I'm hoping that Allen stops by to see me really soon, now that
> <>classes have ended.  He'll need to be in contact with Ben, but believe me,
> <>there's more than enough work to go around!  Ditto for Andy if he's gotten
> <>his master's, or can fit in some Gabel work around the edges.
> <>Rob
> <>---------------------
> <>
> <>Itinerary for Gabel Retreat:
> <>
> <> 
> <>
> <>May 22
> <>
> <>10:00-12:00 ? Informal discussion with Ben, Andy, Allen, and Michael
> <>
> <>I?ll arrive sometime around 12:30
> <>
> <>12:00-1:30 ? lunch at Lennies (just so I?ll know where to find you)
> <>
> <>1:30-6:00 ? Gabel discussion
> <>
> <> 
> <>
> <>May 23:
> <>
> <>9-1:00ish Gabel discussion continued
> <>
> <> 
> <>
> <>Items:
> <>
> <>1. Discussion of Gabel infrastructure (led by Ben) ? about 1.5 hours
> <>
> <>2. Availability of code: How public should it be? About 0.5 hours
> <>
> <>3. Discussion of experiments (led by Rob) ? about 1.5 hours
> <>
> <>            Forager
> <>
> <>            Path formation
> <>
> <>            Social choice
> <>
> <>            For each paradigm, we will describe the background issues, some
> <>results, and future desiderata for extensions
> <>
> <>4. Discussion of computational models/bots ? about 1.5 hours
> <>
> <>            General issues for bot/participant interactions
> <>
> <>            Forager: reinforcement learning (demo by Michael)
> <>
> <>            Path formation: Active Walker model (maybe demo by Michael)
> <>
> <>            Social choice: Particle swarm algorithm
> <>5. New paradigms (I have attached a Word document that describes several
> <>possible paradigms, a couple of which have now been implemented.  This was
> <>originally a note to Ben that was sent March 30, 1999, but we?ve been
> <>continually tacking things on to it.  You can ignore the first bit if you
> <>want ? they?re just ideas on implementing forager).
> <>___________________________________________________
> <>Dr. Robert Goldstone
> <>Professor of Psychology, Program in Cognitive Science
> <>Psychology Building
> <>1101 E 10th St.
> <>Indiana Un
> 
> After a time, you may find that "having" is not so pleasing a thing, after
> all, as "wanting." It is not logical, but it is often true.
>   -- Spock, Star Trek
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