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The Supply Chain Management game presents a challenging manufacturing scenario where agents compete for customer demand and supplies needed to produce the demanded products. The entry of North Carolina State University, PackaTAC, is a relatively simple agent that plays a conservative, low-risk strategy. Its aim is to never bid on more orders than it can handle, while maintaining low inventory levels and aspiring to full factory utilization. The agent relies on the fact that it will have ten opportunities to win contracts for a given production day, and constantly adjusts its profit margins to track the market prices. Its low risk approach was chosen to combat the mutually destructive strategies that were emerging during the qualifying rounds. Despite PackaTAC's simple approach, it performed quite well in the 2003 competition held at the International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Acapulco.
ACM SIGecom Exchanges – Association for Computing Machinery
Published: Feb 1, 2004
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