1. How likely are you to go to the next TARK:
___ Quite likely
___ Likely if I have a paper in the conference and/or if there is funding
for my travel; unlikely otherwise
___ Likely if it is scheduled appropriately; unlikely otherwise
___ Unlikely
2. When is the best time for TARK, as far as you are concerned:
___ June
___ July-August
___ March, around spring break (in North America, at least)
___ other (please specify)
3. What would be your preferred type of location:
___ major center in North America
___ major center in Europe
___ a resort-style location in North America (like Asilomar)
___ a resort-style location in Europe (like Capri)
4. Should we consider having poster sessions and fewer talks (to allow
longer breaks between sessions, for discussion)
___ yes
___ no
5. Should we collocate with another conference (as we did this year with
the Northwestern Micro Conference), or run as an independent conference?
___ run as an independent conference
___ collocate with
___ an AI-related conference such as
___ KR (Knowledge Representation and Reasoning)
___ ICMAS (Int. Conf. on Multi-Agent Systems)
___ AAAI or IJCAI (the major AI conference, which get ~1000
attendees)
___ a game-theory/economics conference such as
___ the game theory conference envisioned by the
newly-created game theory society
___ Stony Brook
___ Northwestern Micro conference
___ LOFT (Logic and the Foundations of Game and Decision Theory;
essentially a European version of TARK)
___ another conference such as ________________
6. Would it be useful to precede TARK with half-day tutorials on topics
of interest (e.g., belief revision, solution concepts in games)?
If so, which ones?
Any further comments?