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    Why Agents for Automated Negotiations Should Be Adaptive by D.D.B. van Bragt, J.A. La Poutre

    Published in Netnomics (01-11-2003)
    “…We show that adaptive agents on the Internet can learn to exploit bidding agents who use a (limited) number of fixed strategies. These learning agents can be…”
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    Journal Article
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    Stabilization of tag-mediated interaction by sexual reproduction in an evolutionary agent system by Alkemade, F., van Bragt, D.D.B., La Poutré, J.A.

    Published in Information sciences (2005)
    “…The evolution of cooperation in a system of agents playing the iterated prisoner's dilemma (IPD) is investigated. We present results for the standard 2-person…”
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    Efficient methods for automated multi-issue negotiation: Negotiating over a two-part tariff by Somefun, D.J.A., Gerding, E.H., La Poutré, J.A.

    “…In this article, we consider the novel approach of a seller and customer negotiating bilaterally about a two‐part tariff, using autonomous software agents. An…”
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    An efficient turnkey agent for repeated trading with overall budget and preferences by Vermeulen, I.B., Somefun, D.J.A., La Poutre, J.A.

    “…For various e-commerce applications autonomous agents can do the actual trading on behalf of their users. We consider an agent who trades repeatedly on behalf…”
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    Bundling and pricing for information brokerage: customer satisfaction as a means to profit optimization by Somefun, D.J.A., La Poutre, J.A.

    “…Traditionally, the study of online dynamic pricing and bundling strategies for information goods is motivated by the value-extracting or profit-generating…”
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    Co-evolving automata negotiate with a variety of opponents by van Bragt, D.D.B., La Poutre, J.A.

    “…Real-life negotiations typically involve multiple parties with (i) different preferences for the different issues and (ii) bargaining strategies which change…”
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