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Robert Holder
Robert Holder

Software Research Engineer

Alumnus, Ph.D. Alumnus

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Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory

Research and software development in the application of artificial intelligence, web technology, and middleware technology to various domains. Most recent domains include complex resource allocation problems, planning problems, biological experimental data collection & analysis, and space data resource access. Recently started looking at resource identification & selection for collaborations spanning physical and virtual worlds

Part-time PhD student at UMBC. Research interests include real-time and time-constrained planning; hierarchical / distributed resource allocation and planning; and multi-agent systems.

Robert Holder

Publications

2016

  1. R. Holder, "Rapid Plan Adaptation Through Offline Analysis of Potential Plan Disruptors", PhdThesis, May 2016, 333 downloads.

2010

  1. R. Holder, "Problem Space Analysis for Plan Library Generation and Algorithm Selection in Real-time Systems", InProceedings, Proceedings of The 23rd International FLAIRS Conference , May 2010, 1728 downloads.

2008

  1. R. Holder, "Improving a Plan Library for Real-time Systems Using Nearly Orthogonal Latin Hypercube Sampling", InProceedings, Proceedings of the Twenty-Third AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence, July 2008, 3770 downloads.