Matjaž Gams, a Slovenian computer scientist and researcher in artificial intelligence at Department of Intelligent systems [1], Jožef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, associate professor (part time) at University of Ljubljana, and president of ACM Slovenia [2] . His research interests covers machine learning, intelligent agents, multiple knowledge representations, AI and cognitive sciences.
Matjaž Gams [3]

Selected Publications

1978

• Matjaž Gams (1978). Computer-generated Chess End-games. B.Sc. Thesis

1980 ...

• Matjaž Gams (1981). Reasoning in Electric Circuits. M.Sc. Thesis
• Ivan Bratko, Matjaž Gams (1982). Error Analysis of the Minimax Principle. Advances in Computer Chess 3
• Matjaž Gams (1989). Principles of Unification in Machine Learning. ph.D. Thesis

2000 ...

• Matjaž Gams (2001). Weak intelligence: through the principle and paradox of multiple knowledge. Advances in computation, Vol. 6. Huntington: Nova Science, ISBN 1-56072-898-1, amazon
• Mitja Luštrek, Matjaž Gams, Ivan Bratko (2003). A Program for Playing Tarok. ICGA Journal, Vol. 26, No. 3
• Mitja Luštrek, Matjaž Gams, Ivan Bratko (2005). Why Minimax Works: An Alternative Explanation. IJCAI 2005
• Mitja Luštrek, Matjaž Gams, Ivan Bratko (2006). Is Real-Valued Minimax Pathological? Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 170, pdf

2010 ...

• Dana S. Nau, Mitja Luštrek, Austin Parker, Ivan Bratko, Matjaž Gams (2010). When is it better not to look ahead?. Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 174, No. 16–17, preprint as pdf
• Mitja Luštrek, Ivan Bratko, Matjaž Gams (2011). Independent-valued minimax : Pathological or beneficial? Theoretical Computer Science, Vol. 422, pdf

External Links

• Matjaz Gams - Home Page

References

1. ^ Department of Intelligent systems
2. ^ Matjaz Gams - Home Page - positions
3. ^ Matjaz Gams - Home Page
4. ^ ICGA Reference Database (pdf)

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