International audienceWe study an adaptation, in the context of coalition formation, of a multilateral negotiation protocol originally proposed by Ulle Endriss. This protocol uses a monotonic concession mechanism and we propose new concession strategies that take into account the notion of coalition. We then study how different criteria influence the performance of the protocol (e.g. the concession types which describe the acceptable concessions for the other agents). We show experimentally that two of our strategies are efficient when they are associated with three of the seven types of concession.Nous étudions une adaptation au cadre de la formation de coalitions d'un protocole de négociation multilatérale initialement proposé par Ulle En...
Stakeholder negotiation is an increasingly important policymaking tool. However, relatively little i...
Coalition formation is a frequent phenomenon in everyday life. Firms merge, states sign treaties and...
In order to be accepted by negotiating parties, negotiation protocols need to be fair and unbiased. ...
International audienceWe study an adaptation, in the context of coalition formation, of a multilater...
The most natural way of thinking about negotiation is probably a situation whereby each of the parti...
We propose a model of endogenous coalition formation in which each player's strategy is to give a li...
This thesis focuses on the study of repeated stochastic coalitional games which allow to lift some s...
International audienceIn this paper, we present a synthesis of the different models of coalitional g...
In coalitional games with side payments, the core predicts which coalitions form and how benefits ar...
Concession, a contract tool for economic cooperation, generates worldwide enthusiasm. The virtuous t...
International audienceWe consider multiple self-interested bounded-rational agents each of which has...
La prise de décision collective est un processus dans lequel un groupe d'individus, ayant des intérê...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the negotiation problem between agents with limit...
The procedure for implementing any international treaty necessarily involves two steps. The negotiat...
National audienceConflicts are first-class citizen in Multi-Agents Systems and negotiation allows to...
Stakeholder negotiation is an increasingly important policymaking tool. However, relatively little i...
Coalition formation is a frequent phenomenon in everyday life. Firms merge, states sign treaties and...
In order to be accepted by negotiating parties, negotiation protocols need to be fair and unbiased. ...
International audienceWe study an adaptation, in the context of coalition formation, of a multilater...
The most natural way of thinking about negotiation is probably a situation whereby each of the parti...
We propose a model of endogenous coalition formation in which each player's strategy is to give a li...
This thesis focuses on the study of repeated stochastic coalitional games which allow to lift some s...
International audienceIn this paper, we present a synthesis of the different models of coalitional g...
In coalitional games with side payments, the core predicts which coalitions form and how benefits ar...
Concession, a contract tool for economic cooperation, generates worldwide enthusiasm. The virtuous t...
International audienceWe consider multiple self-interested bounded-rational agents each of which has...
La prise de décision collective est un processus dans lequel un groupe d'individus, ayant des intérê...
International audienceThis paper is concerned with the negotiation problem between agents with limit...
The procedure for implementing any international treaty necessarily involves two steps. The negotiat...
National audienceConflicts are first-class citizen in Multi-Agents Systems and negotiation allows to...
Stakeholder negotiation is an increasingly important policymaking tool. However, relatively little i...
Coalition formation is a frequent phenomenon in everyday life. Firms merge, states sign treaties and...
In order to be accepted by negotiating parties, negotiation protocols need to be fair and unbiased. ...