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Assumption-based argumentation for the minimal concession strategy of agents engaged in resource negotiation
Maxime Morge, Philippe Mathieu, and Paolo Mancarella. Assumption-based argumentation for the minimal concession strategy of agents engaged in resource negotiation. In Actes des Cinqui�mes Journ�es Francophones sur les Mod�les Formels de l'Interaction (MFI'09), pp. 232–242, 2009.
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Abstract
Several recent works in the area of Artificial Intelligence focus on computational models of argumentation-based negotiation. However, even if computational model of arguments are used to encompass the reasoning of interacting agents, this logical approach does not come with an effective strategy for agents engaged in negotiations. In this paper we present a realisation of theMinimal Concession (MC) strategy. The main contribution of this paper is the realisation of this intelligent strategy by means of assumption-based argumentation illustrated by an intuitive scenario of resource negotiation. Moreover, we claim here that the outcome of negotiations, which are guaranteed to terminate, is an optimal agreement (when possible) if the agents adopt the MC strategy.
BibTeX
@InProceedings{morge09mfi,
author = {Maxime Morge and Philippe Mathieu and Paolo Mancarella},
title = {Assumption-based argumentation for the minimal concession strategy of agents engaged in resource negotiation},
booktitle = {Actes des Cinquièmes Journées Francophones sur les Modèles Formels de l'Interaction (MFI'09)},
pages = {232--242},
year = {2009},
conference = {MFI'09 -- Lannion (France) -- 3-5 Juin 2009},
isbn = {978-2-9527630-2-8},
abstract= {Several recent works in the area of Artificial
Intelligence focus on computational models of
argumentation-based negotiation. However, even if
computational model of arguments are used to encompass
the reasoning of interacting agents, this logical
approach does not come with an effective strategy for
agents engaged in negotiations. In this paper we present
a realisation of theMinimal Concession (MC) strategy. The
main contribution of this paper is the realisation of
this intelligent strategy by means of assumption-based
argumentation illustrated by an intuitive scenario of
resource negotiation. Moreover, we claim here that the
outcome of negotiations, which are guaranteed to
terminate, is an optimal agreement (when possible) if the
agents adopt the MC strategy.},
bib2html_pubtype = {Workshop},
bib2html_rescat = {MAS, Argumentation, Resource allocation},
bib2html_funding = {ArgUGRID}
}
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