A New Generic Framework for Mediated Multilateral Argumentation-Based Negotiation Using Case-Based Reasoning

Bouslama, Rihab; Ayachi, Raouia; Amor, Nahla Ben

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-29765-7_2

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“…A generic framework for ABN using CBR was proposed for bilateral settings [5]. Then, an improved version for mediated multilateral negotiations was presented in [6]. Both of these works were based on the work proposed in [10], where authors presented a case-based argumentation approach for MAS.…”

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Strategies in Case-Based Argumentation-Based Negotiation: An Application for the Tourism Domain

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Heras

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Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Negotiation is a key solution to find an agreement between conflicting parties especially during the purchase journey. This paper treats the negotiations between a travel agency and its customers in the domain of tourism. Both automated negotiation and argumentation are gathered to create a framework for automated agents, presenting a travel agency and its customers, to negotiate a trip and exchange arguments. Agents take advantage of their past experiences and use Case-Based Reasoning to select the best strategy to follow. We represent agents using two types of profiles, Argumentative profile that represents agents' ways of reasoning and Preference profile that embodies customers' preferences in the domain of tourism.

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