Titlebook: Agent Mediated Electronic Commerce; First International Pablo Noriega,Carles Sierra Conference proceedings 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Hei

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Crossroads in Literature and Culturehe Spanish fish market, since we have participated in the construction of several simulations of this scenario over the past 18 months and now feel it is time to prepare a more precise description. Our objectives in doing this were (i) to gain familiarity with the π-calculus (ii) to find out whether

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Crossroads in Literature and Culturets in their own information. Integration is a very complex task as: information is . among different agents; each agent . represents and manages a piece of information; information might be ., as agent cannot wait to have complete information before acting; finally information is ., as the same info

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Conference proceedings 1999ous, is an emerging reality. Strategic studies have shown that electronic commerce is a major growth industry. .The book is devoted to the challenges and opportunities that electronic commerce opens for agent technology. For some time, electronic commerce has attracted the avid attention of agent-bu

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Grégoire Lauvau,Sa?di M’Homa Soudja inherently difficult, and advocates collaborative agent technology as a means of more easily building distributed marketplaces. To illustrate this principle we have built a proto-type multi-agent virtual marketplace with ZEUS, a generic collaborative agent tool-kit.

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Craig P. Chappell,Joseph Dauner,Joshy Jacob*ation as a more suitable approach to retail electronic commerce. Finally, we identify promising techniques (e.g., multi-attribute utility theory, distributed constraint satisfaction, and conjoint analysis) for implementing agent-mediated integrative negotiation.

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