论文信息 - Evolving Bargaining Strategies with Genetic Programming: An Overview of AIE-DA, Ver. 2, Part 1

Evolving Bargaining Strategies with Genetic Programming: An Overview of AIE-DA, Ver. 2, Part 1

The purpose of this paper is to introduce the software system AIE-DA, which is designedfor the implementation of an agent-based modeling of double auction markets.We shallstart this introduction with the current version, Version 2,and then indicate what can beexpected from the future of it.

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