Intelligent negotiation model for ubiquitous group decision scenarios

Decision Making Model for Intelligent Agent in Automated Negotiation

Traditional research in automated negotiation is focused on negotiation protocol and strategy, but they cannot satisfy all the requirements for realizing a practical automated negotiation system. This paper focuses on agent’s independent decision-making process; formally defines automated negotiation’s abstract concept model, which is made up of three sub-concept models, they are negotiation en...

Group Decision Support for Requirements Negotiation

Requirements engineering is one of the most critical phases in software development processes. Requirements are verbalizing decision alternatives which are negotiated by stakeholders. In this paper we present the results of an empirical analysis of the effects of applying group recommendation technologies to requirements negotiation. This analysis has been conducted within the scope of software...

A Context-aware Model to Support Ubiquitous Group Decision Making

Due to the costs to create conditions that allow participants to meet in the same place at the same time (time, travel, etc.) the ubiquitous Group Decision Support Systems appeared allowing decisionmakers to contribute with their ideas to the decision process anywhere and anytime. In this paper is proposed a model which enables decision-makers to contribute with their ideas to the decision proc...

Decision support for online group negotiation: Design, implementation, and efficacy

Intelligent negotiation behaviour model for an open railway access market

In an open railway access market, the provisions of railway infrastructures and train services are separated and independent. Negotiations between the track owner and train service providers are thus required for the allocation of the track capacity and the formulation of the services timetables, in which each party, i.e. a stakeholder, exhibits intelligence from the previous negotiation experi...