Making Agents Acceptable to People

Author:

Bradshaw Jeffrey M.,Beautement Patrick,Breedy Maggie R.,Bunch Larry,Drakunov Sergey V.,Feltovich Paul J.,Hoffman Robert R.,Jeffers Renia,Johnson Matthew,Kulkarni Shriniwas,Lott James,Raj Anil K.,Suri Niranjan,Uszok Andrzej

Publisher

Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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