James H. Hale, Harshit Jalan, Nidhi Saini, Shao Ling Tan, Junhyuck Woo, J. Gratch
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Much prior work in automated negotiation makes the simplifying assumption of linear utility functions. As such, we propose a framework for multilateral repeated negotiations in a complex game setting---to introduce non-linearities---where negotiators can choose with whom they negotiate in subsequent games. This game setting not only creates non-linear utility functions, but also motivates the negotiation.
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