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Supporting Behavior Change in Cooperative Driving

2012
Cooperation among vehicles is aimed to create a smooth traffic flow and minimize shockwaves and traffic jams. Before the technology gets mature, cooperative driving may already be made possible by involving the drivers. This paper reports a literature survey on two issues: 1) cooperation in traffic and motivations in driving; 2) persuasive technology ...
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Belief convergence to facilitate cooperative behaviors

2012 IEEE 51st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2012
In Artificial Intelligence (AI), utility functions are used to compare the relative goodness of an AI system making one decision over another. These utility functions, along with their coefficients and parameters, comprise a set of beliefs. The term “belief” is used to describe how autonomous systems associate quantified confidences in the existence of
Jamahl Overstreet   +2 more
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Construction mechanism of group behavior with cooperation

Proceedings 1995 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems. Human Robot Interaction and Cooperative Robots, 2002
This paper describes a construction mechanism of group behavior on decentralized autonomous robotic systems with cooperation. The decentralized autonomous robotic systems refer to multiple robotic systems including many autonomous robots, such as the cellular robotic system (CEBOT).
Toshio Fukuda, Go Iritani
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Evolving cooperative behavior in a power market

Proceedings of the 8th annual conference on Genetic and evolutionary computation, 2006
This paper presents an evolutionary algorithm to develop cooperative strategies for power buyers in a deregulated electrical power market. Cooperative strategies are evolved through the collaboration of the buyer with other buyers defined by the different group memberships. The paper explores how buyers can lower their costs by using the algorithm that
Dipti Srinivasan   +3 more
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On the behavior of cooperative coevolution in dynamic environments

2008 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (IEEE World Congress on Computational Intelligence), 2008
This paper investigates the behavior of cooperative coevolutionary algorithms (CCEAs) under dynamic environments. The background of dynamic optimization and the approaches used in evolutionary algorithms (EAs) to address dynamic environments are first briefly reviewed.
Chun-Kit Au, Ho-fung Leung
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Predictors of positive cooperative behavior in youths

New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development, 2001
This chapter explores factors that predict adolescent participation in cooperative activities, which may indicate a predisposition to become involved in community activities later in life. It specifically examines the idea that middle schoolers' subjective experience of challenge may be linked to cooperative behavior later in adolescence.
H, McIntosh, J A, Schmidt, F, Chang
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Implications of Cooperative Behavior

1995
A reexamination of experimental findings about flux quantization places in question the effective applicability of the Schroedinger process to cooperative phenomena. The apparent suspension of wave-equation procedures assumes dramatic proportions for the quantum Hall effects.
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Cooperative Firm Behavior

2015
The innovation process of a firm gets fuelled by internal and external sources. First, scientists and engineers of a firm explore new combinations and exploit new knowledge for the development of new products and processes. This is linked to RD Chesbrough, 2003). Second, knowledge and new ideas can be accessed externally through links to other actors.
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Cooperative behavior and institutions

The Journal of Socio-Economics, 2009
Economics is shifting away from general equilibrium theory and towards a ‘vision of complexity’. We observe this in the increased interest in an empirically based understanding of how economies work (see Brock and Colander, 2000; Bowles, 2004; Gowdy, 2004). We see it in the changed understanding of human choice following the large number of behavioural
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Cooperative behavior of functions, relations and sets

Mathematical Methods of Operations Research, 1998
This paper deals with properties of pairs of functions, sets or multifunctions, that yield calculus rules for subdifferentials, normal cones and coderivatives, respectively, of operations involving these objects. The subdifferentials considered are introduced, in an axiomatic way, as operators, acting on lower semicontinuous functions defined on a ...
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