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Most cited papers from Quantum Leap Innovations (United States)

Quantum Leap Innovations (United States)

What are the most cited papers from Quantum Leap Innovations (United States)?

The most cited paper from Quantum Leap Innovations (United States) is "Scaling effects in multi-robot control" (Pras Velagapudi, Paul Scerri, Katia P. Sycara et al., 2008), with 42 citations. Next come "Assessing cooperation in human control of heterogeneous robots" (34) and "An incentive mechanism for message relaying in unstructured peer-to-peer systems" (32).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Scaling effects in multi-robot control Pras Velagapudi, Paul Scerri, Katia P. Sycara et al. Conference paper	Sep 2008	42
2	Assessing cooperation in human control of heterogeneous robots Jijun Wang, Michael Lewis Conference paper	12 Mar 2008	34
3	An incentive mechanism for message relaying in unstructured peer-to-peer systems Chun‐Zhu Li, Bin Yu, Katia P. Sycara · Electronic Commerce Research and Applications	23 Apr 2009	32
4	The unreal editor as a Web 3D authoring environment David Arendash Conference paper	5 Apr 2004	20
5	K2GA: Heuristically Guided Evolution of Bayesian Network Structures from Data Eli Faulkner Conference paper	2007	19
6	Practical Outcomes of Applying Ensemble Machine Learning Classifiers to High-Throughput Screening (HTS) Data Analysis and Screening Kirk A. Simmons, John B. Kinney, Aaron J. Owens et al. · Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling	5 Nov 2008	18
7	Comparative Study of Machine-Learning and Chemometric Tools for Analysis of In-Vivo High-Throughput Screening Data Kirk A. Simmons, John B. Kinney, Aaron J. Owens et al. · Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling Open access	Aug 2008	17
8	Next Generation Low Stress Plastic Cavity Package for Sensor Applications Michael A. Zimmerman, Lawrence E. Felton, E.S. Lacsamana et al. Conference paper	28 Apr 2006	14
9	The Attitude‐Behaviour Relationship and Usage Effect in the White Wine Market Lucy Rink · International Journal of Wine Marketing	Feb 1998	9
10	Gryphon: A Hybrid Agent-Based Modeling and Simulation Platform for Infectious Diseases Bin Yu, Jijun Wang, Michael McGowan et al. · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paperOpen access	2010	9
11	A Demspter-Shafer approach to provenance-aware trust assessment Bin Yu, Srikanth Kallurkar, Robert Flo Conference paper	May 2008	8
12	Multi-lead organic air-cavity package for high power high frequency RFICs David Dougherty, Mali Mahalingam, Vish V. Viswanathan et al. Conference paper	Jun 2009	7
13	Weather Data Warehouse: An Agent-Based Data Warehousing System Gunjan Kalra, Dieter Steiner Conference paper	Apr 2005	7
14	Implantable Nano-Neurotechnological Devices: Consideration of Ethical, Legal, and Social Issues and Implications James J. Giordano, Rohan Akhouri, Dennis K. McBride · Journal of Long-Term Effects of Medical Implants	2009	7
15	Managing the pedigree and quality of information in dynamic information sharing environments Bin Yu, Srikanth Kallurkar, Ganesh Vaidyanathan et al. Conference paper	14 May 2007	5
16	A Direct Measure for the Efficacy of Bayesian Network Structures Learned from Data Gary F. Holness · Lecture notes in computer science Conference paper	2007	5
17	Measuring Coordination Demand in Multirobot Teams Michael Lewis, Jijun Wang · Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics Society Annual Meeting	Oct 2009	4
18	Causal Reasoning Engine: An Explanation-Based Approach to Syndromic Surveillance Benjamin Perry, Tim Van Allen Conference paper	Apr 2005	3
19	Prototyping the Emergence of Collaborative Knowledge Rita M. Vick, Alison Johnson Conference paper	Apr 2005	3
20	AIMS: An agent-based information management system in JBI-like environments Srikanth Kallurkar, Bin Yu, Jay Askren et al. Conference paper	May 2007	2
21	Quality Assurance During Distributed Collaboration Rita M. Vick, Brent Auernheimer, Marie K. Iding et al. · IGI Global eBooks Book chapter	24 May 2011	1
22	Strategy Generation Under Uncertainty Using Bayesian Networks and Black Box Optimization Eli Faulkner Conference paper	Apr 2007	1
23	Assessing Coordination Demand in Cooperating Robots Michael Lewis, Jijun Wang Book chapter	2009	1
24	Direct Visualization of Canted Magnetization and Topological Charges in Self-Intercalated van der Waals Magnet Cr 1+δ Te 2 with Hidden Structural Phases Jeonghoon Hong, Yue Yu, Changyu Yao et al. · ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces	29 Jun 2026	0
25	Low-Loss Charge Transfer Plasmons in Graphene/α-RuCl3 Heterostructures Below 40 K Boyi Zhou, Ran Jing, Wenjun Zheng et al. · ACS Photonics	6 Jun 2025	0
26	Feasibility Assessment of Technical Limitations and Challenges to Deployment of a Nuclear-Powered Extrusion System on the Martian Surface Mark Darius Juszczak, E. M. Fumagalli · 2022 IEEE Aerospace Conference (AERO) Conference paper	5 Mar 2022	0
27	The Weather Tool, An Agent-Based Approach to Information Integration Gunjan Kalra · IGI Global eBooks Book chapter	18 Jan 2011	0
28	Scaling Effects for Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Video in Multi-robot Search Huadong Wang, Prasanna Velagapudi, Jijun Wang et al. · Human-Robot Interaction Book chapterOpen access	Feb 2010	0
29	Decision Support in Health Care via Root Evidence Sampling Benjamin Perry, Eli Faulkner Conference paper	2007	0
30	Assessing measures of coordination demand based on interaction durations Michael Lewis, Jijun Wang Conference paper	19 Aug 2008	0
31	Agent-based stochastic simulations of shipboard disease outbreaks Bin Yu, Jijun Wang, Michael McGowan et al. Conference paper	11 Apr 2010	0
32	Coordination Demand in Human Control of Heterogeneous Robot Jijun Wang, Michael Lewis · InTech eBooks Book chapterOpen access	Dec 2009	0

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