Effect of Morality for Automated Negotiating Agents: A Preliminary Result
Effect of Morality for Automated Negotiating Agents: A Preliminary Result
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道德对自动谈判代理的影响:初步结果
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10.1007/978-981-15-5869-6_2
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2020
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Takayuki Ito
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Takayuki Ito
In this paper, we analyze the effect of morality in agent-based automated negotiations. Much attention has been given to the axiomatic decision-making model based on self-control under the presence of temptation. Here, self-control and shame are modeled as the mental costs of morality, and they are explicitly incorporated in the utility function. This is because the recent advances in behavioral economics have experimentally proved that real decision making is not simply based on a single value criterion but on multiple value criteria. Gul and Pesendorfer [8] first proposed a decision-making model based on self-control and temptation (thus called the GP model), and since then it has been extended. Dillenberger and Sadowski [6] proposed a shame (morality)-based utility model based on the GP model, in which an agent faces the trade-off between its selfishness and morality. In this paper, we apply a morality-based utility model to automated negotiation agents and analyze the effect of morality on automated negotiation and the related consensus-making.
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2007-01
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Takayuki Ito;Hiromitsu Hattori;M. Klein
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Takayuki Ito;Hiromitsu Hattori;M. Klein