L. Canamero, Z. Dodds, L. Greenwald, J. Gunderson, A. Howard,
E. Hudlicka, C. Martin, L. E. Parker, T. Oates, T. Payne, Y. Qu, C. Schlenoff,
J. G. Shanahan, S. Tejada, J. Weinberg, and J. Weibe, "The 2004 AAAI Spring
Symposium Series", AI Magazine, vol. 25, no. 4, 2004: 95-100.
Fernando Fernandez and Lynne E. Parker,
Learning in Large
Cooperative Multi-Robot Domains, International Journal
of Robotics and Automation, special issue on Computational
Intelligence Techniques in Cooperative Robots, 16 (4), 2001: 217-226.
Tucker Balch and Lynne E. Parker,
Guest Editorial,
Autonomous Robotics, special issue on Heterogeneous
Multi-Robot Systems, 8 (3), 2000: 207-208.
Lynne E. Parker,
Adaptive Heterogeneous Multi-Robot
Teams, Neurocomputing, special issue of
NEURAP '98: Neural Networks and Their Applications, vol. 28,
1999:75-92.
F. G. Pin, Lynne E. Parker, and F. W. DePiero, On the Design and Development of
a Human-Robot Synergistic System, Robotics and Autonomous Systems,
10 (2-3), 1992: 161-184.
F. G. Pin, P. F. R. Belmans, S. I. Hruska, C. W. Steidley, and Lynne E. Parker,
Robot Learning from Distributed Sensory Sources, IEEE
Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 21 (5), September 1991:
1216-1223.
L. E. Parker, "Multiple Mobile Robot Systems",
in Springer Handbook of Robotics,
B. Siciliano and O. Khatib, editors, 2008.
Y. Guo, L. E. Parker, and R. Madhavan, Collaborative Robots
for Infrastructure Security Applications, in Mobile
Robots: The Evolutionary Approach, Book Series on Intelligent
Systems Engineering, N. Nedjah, L. dos Santos Coelho, and
L. de Macedo Mourelle (eds),Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2006: 185-200.
Lynne E. Parker, Claude Touzet, and Fernando Fernandez,
Techniques for Learning in Multi-Robot
Teams,
Robot Teams: From Diversity to Polymorphism,
Tucker Balch and Lynne E. Parker (eds.), A K Peters, 2002: 191-236.
Lynne E. Parker and F. G. Pin, A Methodology for Dynamic Task Allocation
in a Man-Machine System, Methodologies for Intelligent Systems,
Eds. Zbigniew W. Ras and Maria Zemankova, New York: North-Holland
(1987): 488-495.
Refereed Conference Papers (46)
Y. Li and L. E. Parker, ``Detecting and monitoring time-related
abnormal events using a wireless sensor network and mobile robot'',
in Proceedings of
IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), 2008.
Y. Li and L. E. Parker, ``A spatial-temporal imputation technique for
classification with missing data in a wireless sensor network'',
in Proceedings of
IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), 2008.
Lynne E. Parker, "Adapative Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Teams",
Proceedings of Neural Networks and Their Applications
(NEURAP '98), March 1998, pg. 87-94.
Lynne E. Parker, ``Multi-Robot Motion Control for
Cooperative Observation'', Proceedings of Fifteenth
Symposium on Energy Engineering Sciences, held at Argonne
National Laboratory, May 1997.
Lynne E. Parker, ``Distributed Multi-Robot Sensing and Tracking:
A Behavior-Based Approach,''
SPIE International Symposium on Intelligent Systems and Advanced Manufacturing,
Conference on Sensor Fusion and Networked Robotics VIII, October 1995,
pg. 110-121.
Lynne E. Parker, Adaptive Action Selection for Cooperative Agent Teams,
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on
Simulation of Adaptive Behavior, MIT Press, 1992: 442-450.
Lynne E. Parker and F. G. Pin, Man-Robot Symbiosis: A Framework for
Cooperative Intelligence and Control, Proceedings of SPIE
Cambridge Symposium: Advances in Intelligent Robot Systems, November
1988: 94-103.
Lynne E. Parker and F. G. Pin, Architecture for Dynamic Task Allocation in
a Man-Robot Symbiotic System, Proceedings of SPIE Cambridge
Symposium: Advances in Intelligent Robot Systems, November 1987:
95-102.
Lynne E. Parker and F. G. Pin, A Methodology for Dynamic Task Allocation in
a Man-Machine System, Proceedings of Goddard Conference on Space
Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, May 1987.
Refereed Symposia, Lightly-Refereed Conference and Workshop Papers (12)
Lynne E. Parker, On the Development of Metrics for Multi-Robot
Teams within the ALLIANCE Architecture,
NIST Workshop on Metrics for Intelligence, August 2000.
Lynne E. Parker, Generating Self-Reliant Teams of Autonomous
Cooperating Robots: Desired Design Characteristics, Working Notes
of Autonomous Agents (Agents '99) Autonomy Control Software Workshop,
May 1999.
Lynne E. Parker, Learning in Cooperative Robot Teams, Working
Notes of International
Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI), Workshop on Dynamically
Interacting Robots, August 1993: 12-23.
Lynne E. Parker, A Performance-Based Architecture for Heterogeneous,
Situated Agent Cooperation, Working Notes of AAAI Workshop on Cooperation Among
Heterogeneous Intelligent Systems, July 1992: 96-105.
Lynne E. Parker, Heterogeneous Multi-Robot Cooperation, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology Ph.D. Dissertation, January 1994. Available
as MIT Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory Technical Report 1465, February 1994.
Lynne E. Parker, Local versus Global Control Laws for
Cooperative Agent Teams, MIT A.I. Memo 1357, March 1992.
Lynne E. Parker, Job Planning and Execution Monitoring for a Human-Robot
Symbiotic System,
ORNL/TM-11308, CESAR-89/34, November 1989.
Lynne E. Parker and C. R. Weisbin, eds., 1988 Workshop on Human-Machine Symbiotic
Systems Proceedings, (December 5-6, 1988) ORAU 89/C-140, CESAR-89/19.
Lynne E. Parker, A Robot Navigation Algorithm for Moving Obstacles,
University of Tennessee Master's Thesis, June 1988.
Lynne E. Parker and F. G. Pin, Dynamic Task Allocation for a Man-Machine
Symbiotic System, ORNL/TM-10397, CESAR-87/08, June 1987.
Video/Newsletter
Lynne E. Parker, "Cooperative robotics research at
Oak Ridge National Laboratory", in SPIE Robotics and
Machine Perception Newsletter, 5 (2), September 1996: 6.
Lynne E. Parker,
Fault Tolerant Multi-Robot Cooperation, MIT Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory Video AIV-9, December 1994.