PhD Thesis Proposal - Ali Jalal-Kamali

Title: Domain-Independent Agent-Based Behavioral Modeling of Events and Team Collaborations
 
Date and Time: March 13, 2025: 3:00p - 5:00p
 
Location: GCS 502C
 
Committee:  Drs. Fred Morstatter (chair), David Pynadath, Nik Gurney, Emilio Ferrara, Richard John
 
Abstract:  Analyzing human behavior in conflicts of interest while maintaining cooperation has wide-ranging applications across disciplines and sectors. However, most research approaches to behavioral dynamics remain isolated within specific domains, creating a need for generalizable methodologies. our solution: domain-independent pipelines for: 1) behavior identification & categorization, through systematic approach to classify behavioral patterns. 2) behavioral modeling through data-driven frameworks that capture complex dynamics. 3) autonomous intervention agents, through AI systems designed to improve team performance.

Location: Ginsburg Hall (GCS) - 502C

Audiences: Everyone Is Invited

Contact: Ali Jalal-Kamali

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