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Computational mechanism design: a call to arms

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Type: Article

Subject: 2.3.1 Market-based control

Subject: 1.2.3 Decision making, decision theory, and agency

Subject: RA5 Overview / Review Articles

Subject: 1.2.6 Computational/complexity issues of agency

Member Organisation: 002 University of Southampton

Dash, R.K. and Parkes, D. and Jennings, N.R. (2003) Computational mechanism design: a call to arms. IEEE Intelligent Systems, 18 (6). pp. 40-47.

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Official URL: http://www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~rkd02r/publications/2003/cmdcall.pdf

Abstract

Game theory has developed powerful tools for analyzing decision making in systems with multiple autonomous factors. These tools, when tailored to computational settings, provide a foundation for building multiagent software systems. This tailoring gives rise to the field of computational mechanism design, which applies economic principles to computer systems design.

Deposited by Mr R K Dash on 16 February 2005

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