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Distributed Learning in Hierarchical Networks

Cadre, Hélène Le; Bedo, Jean-Sébastien - HAL - 2012

In this article, we propose distributed learning based approaches to study the evolution of a decentralized hierarchical system, an illustration of which is the smart grid. Smart grid management requires the control of non-renewable energy production and the inegration of renewable energies...

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Co-operation and Unilateral Commitment inthe Presence of Global EnvironmentalProblems

Pereau, Jean-Christophe; Tazdait, Tarik - HAL - 2001

-operation can result from a strategic actionfrom the members of the coalition. The insiders of the coalition create an incentive for …

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A consensus model of political decision-making

Swart, Harrie De; Eklund, Patrik; Rusinowska, Agnieszka - HAL - 2008

government is deﬁned as a pair consisting of a winning coalition and a policy supported by this coalition, where a policy …

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Why are some coalitions more successful than others in setting standards? Empirical evidence from the Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD standard war

M'chirgui, Zouhaïer; Chanel, Olivier; Calcei, Didier - HAL - 2010

two standard-setting coalitions instead of one and what determines the success of a standard coalition. We test … higher the similarity of the members in the coalition, the greater the probability of standard coalition success. Furthermore …

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Are neighbors welcome ? e-buyer search, price competition and coalition strategy in the Internet retailing

Laye, Jacques; Tanguy, Hervé - HAL - 2004

coaliser, ce qui se traduit par une réduction du coût de recherche pour trouver d'autres sites à l'intérieur de la coalition …

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A Note on a Weighted Voting Experiment: Human Mistakes in Cooperative Games

Guerci, Eric; Hanaki, Nobuyuki; Watanabe, Naoki; … - HAL - 2011

We conducted a sensitivity analysis of results in weighted voting experiments by varying the following two features of the protocol by Montero et al. (2008): (a) the way subjects' roles are reassigned in each round (random versus semi-fixed roles) and (b) the number of proposals that subjects...

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The restricted core of games on distributive lattices: how to share benefits in a hierarchy

Grabisch, Michel; Xie, Lijue - HAL - 2011

Finding a solution concept is one of the central problems in cooperative game theory, and the notion of core is the most popular solution concept since it is based on some rationality condition. In many real situations, not all possible coalitions can form, so that classical TU-games cannot be...

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The Core of a coalitional exchange economy

Mercato, Elena L. Del - HAL - 2006

members of a coalition should be represented. It seems economically reasonable that our knowledge and our possibility to make … decisions depend on the coalition we belong to. We define a coalitional exchange economy by considering a pure exchange economy … in which the individual consumption sets of consumers within a coalition depend on the membership of the coalition. Our …

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The core of bicapacities and bipolar games

Xie, Lijue; Grabisch, Michel - HAL - 2007

Bicooperative games generalize classical cooperative games in the sense that a player is allowed to play in favor or against some aim, besides non participation. Bicapacities are monotonic bicooperative games, they are useful in decision making where underlying scales are of bipolar nature,...

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The core of games on distributive lattices : how to share benefits in a hierarchy

Grabisch, Michel; Xie, Lijue - HAL - 2008

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