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A multi-actor analysis of the QoE environment
2010 9th Conference of Telecommunication, Media and Internet, 2010The concept of Quality of Experience (QoE) comprises quality as perceived by the end user. The implementation of technologies that allow to provide a high and constant level of QoE involves an extensive network of actors, each having its own strategy and chasing different goals.
Tobias Heger, Thomas Monath, Mario Kind
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A design and application of a multi-agent system for simulation of multi-actor spatial planning
Journal of Environmental Management, 2004 Multi-agent Systems (MAS) offer a conceptual approach to include multi-actor decision making into models of land use change. The main goal is to explore the use of MAS to simulate spatial scenarios based on modelling multi-actor decision-making within a ...
Arend Ligtenberg +2 more
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Multi‐actor systems and ethics
International Transactions in Operational Research, 2010AbstractThis paper looks at implicit and explicit ethical aspects of research and decision making in complex issues that are characterized by combined systems and multi‐actor complexities. These social–technical issues, called multi‐actor systems, are so complex that researchers and decision makers need to reduce these complexities.
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1984
A multi-actor system is a combination of two or more plan generation and plan execution systems (actors) which act and intercommunicate in a shared task environment.
Alan Bundy, Lincoln Wallen
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A multi-actor system is a combination of two or more plan generation and plan execution systems (actors) which act and intercommunicate in a shared task environment.
Alan Bundy, Lincoln Wallen
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Multi-Actor Value Modeling for Federated Systems
IEEE Systems Journal, 2018Design methods for federated systems must consider local incentives and interactive effects among independent decision-makers. This paper extends value-centric design methodology to multi-actor cases by using game-theoretic principles. Federated systems are represented as a Stag Hunt game where players choose between independent (noncooperative) and ...
Paul T. Grogan +3 more
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1999
A decision maker has been defined in Chapter I as a person who participates in the assessment of the decision options and in the choice process. People who are not decision makers but are relevant to the problem solving process are called stakeholders. Actor is a generic term that refers to both decision makers and stakeholders.
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A decision maker has been defined in Chapter I as a person who participates in the assessment of the decision options and in the choice process. People who are not decision makers but are relevant to the problem solving process are called stakeholders. Actor is a generic term that refers to both decision makers and stakeholders.
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Introduction: Multi-Level and Multi-Actor Governance
2000In recent decades, Dutch society, just like the rest of Western Europe, has been confronted with globalization, Europeanisation, economic restructuring, rapid technological innovation, first steps on the way towards the so-called knowledge society or knowledge economy, ongoing processes of individualization and societal pluriformity. These developments
van Heffen, Oscar +2 more
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Selling actors in multi-actor sales ecosystems: who they are, what they do and why it matters
Journal of Business and Industrial Marketing, 2021Patrick Weretecki +2 more
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