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An Agent Architecture for Concurrent Bilateral Negotiations
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2014
Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing
We present an architecture that makes use of symbolic decision-making to support agents participating in concurrent bilateral negotiations. The architecture is a revised version of previous work with the KGP model [23, 12] , which we specialise with knowledge about the agent's self, the negotiation opponents and the environment. Our work combines the specification of domain-independent decision-making with a new protocol for concurrent negotiation that revisits the well-known alternating offers
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-11364-7_8
fatcat:2csihjpo4zcu5jemz6hbldbv5q