Review and perspective of agent negotiation
Wei Zhang
Abstract
Wei Zhang
Abstract
Since Jennings researched on negotiation in 2001,negotiation becomes a focus of MAS.Definition,research content and applied domains of negotiation are introduced in this paper;Its computation complexity is analyzed;An universal single-issue negotiation and multi-issues negotiation protocol model based on game theory is given;It gives the review of multi-issues negotiation strategy and learning algorithm and introduces two classical multi-issues negotiation:auction and concurrent negotiation,gives their base model and research progress of combination auction,multi-attribute auction and concurrent negotiation;At the end,this paper discusses the existing problems and the future trend of negotiation researches.The paper pointes out that negotiation would be the mainstream of MAS researches.
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Since Jennings researched on negotiation in 2001,negotiation becomes a focus of MAS.Definition,research content and applied domains of negotiation are introduced in this paper;Its computation complexity is analyzed;An universal single-issue negotiation and multi-issues negotiation protocol model based on game theory is given;It gives the review of multi-issues negotiation strategy and learning algorithm and introduces two classical multi-issues negotiation:auction and concurrent negotiation,gives their base model and research progress of combination auction,multi-attribute auction and concurrent negotiation;At the end,this paper discusses the existing problems and the future trend of negotiation researches.The paper pointes out that negotiation would be the mainstream of MAS researches.
Key concepts: Negotiation, Computer science, Perspective (graphical), Negotiation theory, Mainstream, Protocol (science), Knowledge management, Management science