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Propositional-logic approach to one-shot multi issue bilateral negotiation

Propositional-logic approach to one-shot multi issue bilateral negotiation Semantic-based e-marketplaces have emerged in recent years, to ease the initial phase of transaction in e-marketplaces, where demand/supply descriptions can be complex and expressive.With the - long term - aim of building an e-marketplace fully exploiting rich semantic descriptions in all stages of a transaction, in this paper we propose a semantic-oriented approach to multi issue bilateral negotiation, which exploits a simple propositional logic. We present the theoretical setting, the negotiation protocol, whose outcome is Pareto-efficient, and illustrate the behavior with a simple example. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png ACM SIGecom Exchanges Association for Computing Machinery

Propositional-logic approach to one-shot multi issue bilateral negotiation

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Association for Computing Machinery
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1551-9031
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10.1145/1124566.1124569
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Semantic-based e-marketplaces have emerged in recent years, to ease the initial phase of transaction in e-marketplaces, where demand/supply descriptions can be complex and expressive.With the - long term - aim of building an e-marketplace fully exploiting rich semantic descriptions in all stages of a transaction, in this paper we propose a semantic-oriented approach to multi issue bilateral negotiation, which exploits a simple propositional logic. We present the theoretical setting, the negotiation protocol, whose outcome is Pareto-efficient, and illustrate the behavior with a simple example.

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ACM SIGecom Exchanges – Association for Computing Machinery

Published: Jan 1, 2006

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