OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems is 4. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-11-01 to 2025-11-01.)

Article	Citations
Tackling school segregation with transportation network interventions: an agent-based modelling approach	219
A framework for trust-related knowledge transfer in human–robot interaction	52
Optimal matchings with one-sided preferences: fixed and cost-based quotas	38
Enabling imitation-based cooperation in dynamic social networks	35
Accountability in multi-agent organizations: from conceptual design to agent programming	32
Guest editorial: special issue on fair division	30
On-line estimators for ad-hoc task execution: learning types and parameters of teammates for effective teamwork	26
Approximating voting rules from truncated ballots	25
A formal testing method for multi-agent systems using colored Petri nets	21
Parameterized complexity of multiwinner determination: more effort towards fixed-parameter tractability	18
Large-scale agent-based simulations of online social networks	18
Online Markov decision processes with non-oblivious strategic adversary	16
Diffusion auction design with transaction costs	15
Changing criteria weights to achieve fair VIKOR ranking: a postprocessing reranking approach	13
Information elicitation mechanisms for Bayesian auctions	13
Warmth and competence in human-agent cooperation	12
Adaptation Procedure in misinformation games	12
Fairness criteria for allocating indivisible chores: connections and efficiencies	12
Solving multi-agent games on networks	12
Safe Pareto improvements for delegated game playing	12
Deploying vaccine distribution sites for improved accessibility and equity to support pandemic response	11
A normative approach for resilient multiagent systems	11
A survey of multi-agent deep reinforcement learning with communication	10
On fair and efficient solutions for budget apportionment	10
An introduction to computational argumentation research from a human argumentation perspective	10

Exploring the influence of a user-specific explainable virtual advisor on health behaviour change intentions	10
One-sided matching markets with endowments: equilibria and algorithms	9
The complexity of verifying popularity and strict popularity in altruistic hedonic games	9
Multivariate algorithmics for eliminating envy by donating goods	9
Relationship design for socially-aware behavior in static games	8
Symbolic knowledge injection meets intelligent agents: QoS metrics and experiments	7
Accelerating deep reinforcement learning via knowledge-guided policy network	7
Privacy leakage of search-based multi-agent planning algorithms	6
Equitability and welfare maximization for allocating indivisible items	6
Fast approximate bi-objective Pareto sets with quality bounds	6
RGS$$^\oplus $$: RDF graph synchronization for collaborative robotics	6
Using psychological characteristics of situations for social situation comprehension in support agents	5
Towards interactive explanation-based nutrition virtual coaching systems	5
Theoretical properties of the MiCRO negotiation strategy	5
The Cost and Complexity of Minimizing Envy in House Allocation	5
Scalar reward is not enough: a response to Silver, Singh, Precup and Sutton (2021)	5
A refined complexity analysis of fair districting over graphs	4
How to turn an MAS into a graphical causal model	4
Differentially private multi-agent constraint optimization	4
Gini index based initial coin offering mechanism	4
Effect of asynchronous execution and imperfect communication on max-sum belief propagation	4
The complexity of election problems with group-separable preferences	4
Mandrake: multiagent systems as a basis for programming fault-tolerant decentralized applications	4
Quantifying the effects of environment and population diversity in multi-agent reinforcement learning	4
Unravelling multi-agent ranked delegations	4
A game-theoretic approach for hierarchical epidemic control	4