Titlebook: Conflict Resolution in Decision Making; Second International Reyhan Aydo?an,Tim Baarslag,Victor Sanchez-Anguix Conference proceedings 2017

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Transformative Pedagogic Practicew the decision theories of each of the parties involved in a conflict can be captured and formalized within a framework of preference-based argumentation. In particular, it studies how the . methodology and its support tool, . for developing argumentation software, facilitate the elucidation of each

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Kay S. Dennis,Amber Dailey-Hebertresents a novel methodology that can be used as a good infrastructure to design a computer-agent for negotiating with people from different cultures. Our setting involved data from different agents and human versus human data that were based on an alternating-offer protocol that allowed parties to c

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John W. Moravec PhD,Ronald van den Hoffers that meets the requirements/preferences of its members is gaining great interest in several research domains. Software systems supporting the decision-making process taking place when building “group solution” would greatly enhance the potentiality of these digital communities. In the present wo

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