Wolfgang Ketter is an Associate Professor in the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University. He founded and runs the Learning Agents Research Group at Erasmus (LARGE).
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Eric van Heck is a researcher, lecturer, writer, presenter, and advisor. He is a professor of Information Management and Markets at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. His research has a focus on the strategic and operational use of information technologies for companies and markets. In LARGE his research contributes to Managerial Decision Making and Support by Software Agents. Most of his research projects are in collaboration with innovative companies. He is a Research Fellow at the Erasmus Research Institute of Management (ERIM).
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Rob Zuidwijk is an Associate Professor Supply Chain Management at the Rotterdam School of Management and interested in the use of information by decision makers distributed in supply chains. He has published on the topic of sustainable supply chains in journals like California Management Review, Production and Operations Management, and European Journal of Operational Research. His present work directs towards the use of intelligent agents in supply chains.
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Jan van Dalen is an Associate Professor in the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University.
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Ruud Smit is an Associate Professor in the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University.
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| Hans van de Koppel is a technology advisor, senior ICT architect with a twenty year track-record of leveraging technology to drive business value. He specializes in cloud services integration, process driven service architecture, and application of emerging technologies. As a principal consultant at Capgemini, he conducted innovation for many clients in the last 10 years. From 2006 Hans develops and co-lectures the master elective course ‘Next Generation Web Information Systems’ at Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University faculty of Business Information Management. |
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Ludo Waltman is a fourth year PhD student at the Econometric Institute of the Erasmus School of Economics. One of his research interests is agent-based computational economics, that is, the modeling of boundedly rational economic agents using computational techniques (simulation, artificial intelligence methods). The problems with which he is concerned are mainly of a micro-economic nature, for example auctions and oligopoly models.
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Milan Lovric ia a PhD candidate at the Erasmus School of Economics at Erasmus University. His doctoral project entitled "The Confluence of Behavioral Finance and Artificial Stock Markets - From Individual Investor Behavior to Complex Market Dynamics". He wrote several scholarly publication regarding the conceptual model of investor behavior and social learning and wealth maximization in an agent-based artificial stock market.
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Frederik Hogenboom is a PhD candidate at the Erasmus School of Economics, conducting research in the field of semi-automatic recognition of financial events in news. In general, Frederik is interested in applications of computer science in economic environments. This includes (trading) agents and machine learning techniques. In his Bachelor, research was primarily focused on applications of the Semantic Web, but during his Master, Frederik became involved with the MinneTAC trading agent and devoted a lot of his time to research into economic regimes in TAC SCM.
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ShengYun (Annie) Yang is a fourth-year PhD candidate at the Department of Decision and Information Sciences in Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. She has a wide research interest, particularly on electronic markets and information markets (also called prediction markets). She has done several projects on consumer online auctions, focusing on the influence of ICT technologies on consumer behavior, exchange processes, stakeholder relationships, and the success of online auctions. Recently, she has been focusing on the studies on information markets.
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Otto ter Haar is a master student of the Erasmus School of Economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam, following the master Computational economics, with a specialization in logistics and supply chain management. Otto holds a Bachelor degree in Business intelligence from the Erasmus school of economics. Otto is actively participating in the MinneTAC agent research team. Research topics are operations research and supply chain management.
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Alexander Hogenboom is an ERIM PhD candidate at Erasmus School of Economics, Erasmus University Rotterdam. His PhD research is in the field of natural language processing: argumentation discovery in economics literature, focusing on advancing economic trend mining using argumentation structures. Alexander holds a Master of Science degree in Economics and Informatics. When following the Computational Economics Master' s programme, he became involved in the ongoing research on the MinneTAC trading agent developed for the TAC SCM game. In the context of this project, Alexander has developed an adaptive dynamic product pricing method. Other research interests beside agent-based systems and natural language processing include query optimization and the Semantic Web.
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Romke de Vries is a master student of the Erasmus School of Economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam, following the master Computational Economics, with a specialization in logistics and supply chain management. During his Bachelor thesis Romke became involved with the TAC SCM game and the MinneTAC agent. Romke is now actively participating in the MinneTAC agent research team and focuses in his master on improving the price prediction mechanism of the agent.
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Meditya Wasesa is a third-year PhD candidate at the Decision and Information Sciences Department of Rotterdam School of Management. He holds a M.Sc. in Logistics Engineering from Duisburg-Essen University (Germany) and also B.Eng in Mechanical Engineering from Bandung Institute of Technology (Indonesia). His research is related to themes such as human preference modeling, machine learning, intelligent agent and multi agent system.
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Yixin Lu is a second-year PhD candidate at the Department of Decision and Information Sciences in the Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus University. Her doctoral project focuses on agent-based approach to human preference modelling in dynamic networks (especially within the energy domain). Yixin holds a Master degree in Modelling and Scientific Computing and a Bachelor degree in Applied Mathematics. Currently, she is very interested in machine learning, artificial intelligence and their applications in real life.
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Viorel Milea is a PhD Candidate at the Econometric Institute of the Erasmus School of Economics of the Erasmus University Rotterdam.
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| Gianfranco Lucchese is a PhD candidate at the Dept. of Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science and Applications at the University of Bergamo. His research focuses on applications of probability theory and statistical methodology on economics, finance and logistic. His work has included the study of econometrical models and stochastic processes in continuous time and discrete as well as fractional ones. In MAS context he was attracted by the growing number of applications and the eventual possibility to exploit these frameworks as testbeds in his researches. |
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