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A Market-Based Multi-Issue Negotiation Model Considering Multiple Preferences in Dynamic E-Marketplaces
[chapter]
2009
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
In this paper, we propose a market-based multi-issue negotiation model to capture the dynamic changes of negotiation environments and impacts on negotiation strategies, counter-offer generations and offer ...
Furthermore, in multi-issue negotiations, agents may have multiple preferences, which might not be delivered by most of existing negotiation approaches. ...
Although researchers have successfully proposed many multi-issue negotiation models from different considerations, very few of them consider dynamic e-market environments and multiple preferences. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-11161-7_1
fatcat:2zwh4zu5gzgvpcjc6sxr72nywy
Agent-based bilateral multi-issue negotiation scheme for e-market transactions
2009
Applied Soft Computing
The Bayesian learning method [10] has also been used to model multi-issue negotiation in a sequential decision making model. ...
Kowalcyzk [11] modeled the multi-issue negotiation process as a fuzzy constraint satisfaction problem. ...
doi:10.1016/j.asoc.2009.02.008
fatcat:ie4o6myqxrc65ianj5nmuwdhdy
Desire-Based Negotiation in Electronic Marketplaces
[chapter]
2010
Studies in Computational Intelligence
In order to solve such an issue in dynamic e-marketplaces, we propose a desire-based negotiation model to dynamically modify agents' reserved expectations during the negotiation based on changes of market ...
The desire-based negotiation model proposed in this paper focuses on e-market places and its changes, and belongs to dynamic multi-thread negotiation. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15612-0_2
fatcat:iwv225vdznbu5gjxtc7stoduce
Automated Purchase Negotiations in a Dynac Electronic Marketplace
2006
International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing
In a dynamic e-marketplace, the number of buyers and sellers and their preferences may change over time. ...
This paper covers a particular kind of automatic negotiation systems, where a number of participants in a mobile dynamic electronic marketplace automatically negotiate the purchase of products or services ...
It is straightforward that it may be defined as a multiple bilateral negotiation B2C e-market. In [4] a classification of controlled multi-agent e-marketplaces is defined. ...
dblp:conf/icuc/Lopez-CarmonaVA06
fatcat:yfxc6xza5jeb7cqycagynzwl6a
PumaMart: a parallel and autonomous agents based internet marketplace
2004
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
In this paper, we present PumaMart, a Parallel and autonomous agents based Internet Marketplace, which deploys several novel models to facilitate autonomous and automatic online buying and selling by software ...
Both evaluation model and negotiation model are based on the fuzzy evaluation criterion with clustering based grading function. ...
In our model, a negotiation-agent is responsible for negotiating with multiple e-shops simultaneously proposing counter offers based on e-shops' responses and proposals as well as the consumer's preference ...
doi:10.1016/j.elerap.2004.01.003
fatcat:pmehcha7l5hlhi5lgou3ibggsu
Mining Negotiation Knowledge for Adaptive Negotiation Agents in e-Marketplaces
2007
2007 40th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS'07)
Classical negotiation models have limited use in modern e-marketplaces because these models often assume that complete information about the negotiation spaces is available. ...
Negotiation is one of main activities conducted in e-marketplaces, and adaptive negotiation agents can be applied to improve the effectiveness of B2B e-marketplaces. ...
Although these kind of e-markets or auction houses are popular for B2C eCommerce, they are ineffective for B2B eCommerce where multiple negotiation issues are often explored. ...
doi:10.1109/hicss.2007.342
dblp:conf/hicss/LauW07
fatcat:dnmb5makb5fu3i2sfg3s5ujn2a
A Parallel, Multi-issue Negotiation Model in Dynamic E-Markets
[chapter]
2011
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Negotiating agents play a key role in e-markets and become more popular. However, in much existing work, the e-markets are assumed to be closed and static, which is unrealistic. ...
To address the issue, this paper developed negotiating agents that can adapt their negotiation strategies, outcome expectations, offer evaluations, and counter-offers generations in dynamic, open e-markets ...
Conclusion and Future Work This paper proposed a parallel, multi-issue negotiation model for dynamic e-markets. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-25832-9_45
fatcat:nwqy4nmfmvexlcn3t5kmv6veom
BidTaker: An Application of Multi-Attribute Auction Markets in Tourism
[chapter]
2001
Information Age Economy
In this paper we describe a first application of a multi-attribute auction market in the tourism industry. ...
Multi-attribute reverse auctions are such a new market mechanism, which would hardly be feasible without the use of information technology. ...
These new market mechanisms allow automating negotiations with multiple suppliers on multiple attributes. In other words, they enable customers to select the "best" bids based on their preferences. ...
doi:10.1007/978-3-642-57547-1_47
fatcat:scwt5j4qwvcpldvbps73c2al2q
Mining Trading Partners' Preferences for Efficient Multi-Issue Bargaining in E-Business
2008
Journal of Management Information Systems
To our best knowledge, this is the first non-parametric negotiation knowledge discovery method developed and evaluated in the context of multi-issue bargaining over e-Marketplaces. ...
Classical negotiation models are weak in supporting real-world business negotiations because these models often assume that the preference information of each negotiator is made public. ...
comments and suggestions that help a lot in improving the quality of the paper. ...
doi:10.2753/mis0742-1222250104
fatcat:2djqup4ltfhqld3y4ixa3fsczu
Integrating Mobile and Intelligent Agents in Advanced E-commerce: A Survey
[chapter]
2003
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Finally, a summary of the considered systems is presented together with some concluding remarks including the current state and trends in developing mobile and intelligent agents in advanced agentmediated ...
In particular it aims at providing a representative view of the current research trends in developing intelligent and mobile agentmediated e-commerce including location-aware, mobile and networked comparison-shopping ...
As the market quickly evolves, new advanced dynamic e-commerce (called also negotiated e-commerce or enegotiation) solutions emerge to enable mapping more sophisticated and efficient negotiation models ...
doi:10.1007/3-540-36559-1_22
fatcat:6gwq5sea3fbvxnimt7ssv55unm
A Framework for Developing Experience Based e-Negotiation System
2006
Journal of Computer Science
In this study we propose multi-agent distributed electronic negotiation system, where the learning process is facilitated by using the CBR approach in combination with case database and addition of ability ...
to roam through a network allows considering outside options using mobile agent technology. ...
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CONCLUSION In this study, a new e-negotiation model which integrates case-based reasoning and multi-agent technology has been presented. ...
doi:10.3844/jcssp.2006.180.184
fatcat:wejljg2tsfecnep2syjv2afcba
Towards a web services and intelligent agents-based negotiation system for B2B eCommerce
2007
Electronic Commerce Research and Applications
Nevertheless, classical negotiation models are ineffective for supporting multi-agent multi-issue negotiations often encountered in eBusiness environment. ...
In addition, an effective and efficient integrative negotiation mechanism is developed to conduct multi-party multi-issue negotiations for B2B eCommerce. ...
We would also like to acknowledge Zhangxi Lin and Karl Lang, co-editors of the special issue of eCommerce Research and Applications, and three anonymous reviewers for valuable comments. ...
doi:10.1016/j.elerap.2006.06.007
fatcat:afhmvco5xrdodaxyeir72bg22m
Market-based control of computational systems: introduction to the special issue
2009
Autonomous Agents and Multi-Agent Systems
We introduce the Special Issue of the journal on the topic of Market-Based Control of Computational Systems. ...
The special issue collects six peer-reviewed papers arising from an International Workshop on the topic held in Liverpool, UK, in September 2008. ...
Acknowledgements We are grateful for financial support from the UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, through the project Market-Based Control of Complex Computational Systems (grants ...
doi:10.1007/s10458-009-9114-9
fatcat:m5mio2duzvdxzed2d77se7yf6u
Auctions and Electronic Markets
[chapter]
2009
Multiagent Systems
The TSE characteristics for Negotiation Model A Possible Values
Type of e-marketplace
B2B
B2C
C2C
Type of negotiation model
1:n (A)
M:1 (B)
n:m (C)
Negotiation Issues
One issue (price)
Many ...
auctions consider multiple considerations in the negotiation. ...
It is a presentation of a combination of different research issues which are pursued by researchers in the domain of multi agent systems as they are one of the best ways to understand and model human societies ...
doi:10.5772/6611
fatcat:pd3tsrq24reu3cxghqinqmm6uy
Agent-supported negotiations in the e-marketplace
2005
International Journal of Electronic Business
It allows buyers and sellers to engage in multi-issue negotiations. eAgora implements several protocols based on a negotiation phase model constructed for this system. ...
Negotiations are at the core of these processes. In this paper an e-marketplace, eAgora, is discussed. ...
The two additional issues are: warranty and winter tires. While in real-life negotiations more issues could be considered, for the purpose of illustration we consider here only a few issues. ...
doi:10.1504/ijeb.2005.006387
fatcat:5x2zywortzhg5fu5hjgredglya
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