ISBN 978-3-540-72708-8International audienceWe present both a game theoretic and a distributed algorithmic approach for the transit price negotiation problem in the interdomain routing framework. The analysis of the centralized transit price negotiation problem shows that the only one non cooperative equilibrium is when the lowest cost provider takes all the market. The perspective of the game being repeated makes cooperation possible while maintaining higher prices. We consider then the system under a realistic distributed framework and simulate its behaviour under a simple price adjustment strategy and analyse whether it matches the theoretical results
In this study, various forms of data sharing are axiomatized. A new way of studying coopetition, esp...
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ISBN 978-3-540-72708-8International audienceWe present both a game theoretic and a distributed algor...
Abstract: We present a distributed learning algorithm for optimizing transit prices in the inter-dom...
We present a distributed learning algorithm for optimizing transit prices in the inter-domain routin...
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International audienceIn this paper we deal with inter-domain routing management from an economical ...
We consider the problem of allocating costs of a regional transit system to its users, who employ sh...
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Abstract. As new markets for transportion arise, on-demand trans-port services are set to grow as mo...
Pricing measures (e.g., a kilometre charge or cordon toll) are used to improve the external effects ...
In recent years, development of freight transport industry has led to fierce competition among trans...
AbstractWe present here a pricing model which is an extension of the Cooperative Game concept and wh...
In this study, various forms of data sharing are axiomatized. A new way of studying coopetition, esp...
In a mature market, telecommunication operators try to differentiate themselves by marketing bundles...
In this work, the basic concepts of two branches of game theory, non-cooperative (including leader-f...
ISBN 978-3-540-72708-8International audienceWe present both a game theoretic and a distributed algor...
Abstract: We present a distributed learning algorithm for optimizing transit prices in the inter-dom...
We present a distributed learning algorithm for optimizing transit prices in the inter-domain routin...
International audienceIn this paper, we study a sequential routing game networks where M users send ...
International audienceWe propose a model for network optimization in a non-cooperative game setting ...
International audienceIn this paper we deal with inter-domain routing management from an economical ...
We consider the problem of allocating costs of a regional transit system to its users, who employ sh...
International audienceWe propose a model to analyze the decisions taken by an Autonomous System (AS)...
Abstract. As new markets for transportion arise, on-demand trans-port services are set to grow as mo...
Pricing measures (e.g., a kilometre charge or cordon toll) are used to improve the external effects ...
In recent years, development of freight transport industry has led to fierce competition among trans...
AbstractWe present here a pricing model which is an extension of the Cooperative Game concept and wh...
In this study, various forms of data sharing are axiomatized. A new way of studying coopetition, esp...
In a mature market, telecommunication operators try to differentiate themselves by marketing bundles...
In this work, the basic concepts of two branches of game theory, non-cooperative (including leader-f...