Core-based Agent for Service-Oriented Market

Sun, Pen-Choug; Huang, Chun‐Lung; Chao, Kuo‐Ming; James, Anne; Bloor, Chris; Godwin, Nick

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2006.384570

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“…Here our group has undertaken a number of relevant projects in the area of multi-agent systems and grid computing. We have looked at the role agents may play negotiation between participants [3]. Error handling in multi agent systems is a further area of relevance.…”

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Computer Supported Cooperative Work: Some Perspectives and the Hidden Web

James

2007

2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design

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This paper takes a holistic view of computer supported cooperative systems and considers the subsystems that may be required. Some research projects in a variety of relevant areas are described. In particular a research project in the area of information retreival of the hidden web is presented from the viewpoint of facilitating the provision of better knowledge for computer supported cooperative systems.

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Computer Supported Cooperative Work: Some Perspectives and the Hidden Web

James

2007

2007 11th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design

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“…Therefore, members of the core stay and have no incentive to leave, because they receive larger profits. The core has been tested within some games in the previous work [10]. Undoubtedly, providing a way to find a stable set is one of the advantages of the core.…”

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Evaluations of a core broking model from the viewpoint of online group trading

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2012 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management

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A new Core Broking Model (CBM) is proposed to resolve group trading problems in e-markets. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the new model from the viewpoint of online group trading. A simulation system for the evaluations of new model was used to generate test data and to produce outputs from the core and the CBM. The results show that the CBM is superior to the core in distributed computing, computational complexity, and incentive compatibility when applied in e-markets. They demonstrate that the CBM can attract customers and deal with online group trading problems effectively in a large coalition. An extensive evaluation of the CBM has been made and shows that the additional techniques in the CBM have all successfully produced the desired result.

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