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18.02.2012

SeMa² - a Hybrid Semantic Service Matching Approach

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18.01.2012

Distributed Optimization of Energy Costs in Manufacturing using Multi-Agent System Technology

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18.01.2012

Integrating Process Modelling Into Multi-Agent System Engineering

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16.01.2012

W2V2G Algorithms for sustainable EV Energy Management Systems

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12.01.2012

An Agent-based Augmented Reality Demonstrator in the Domestic Energy Domain

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Strategic Behavior in a Living Environment

Best Paper Nomination - Winter Simulation Conference (WSC)

The Paper "Strategic Behavior in a Living Environment" was selected for the Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) "Best Applied Paper Award". Featuring around 1000 Attendees, the WSC constitutes one of the largest Simulation Conferences there is. Out of over 300 submitted papers, only 22 were nominated for best paper awards. In our paper we propose a novel approach to model human driving decisions.

Authors: Marco Lützenberger, Sebastian Ahrndt, Benjamin Hirsch, Nils Masuch, Axel Heßler, and Sahin Albayrak

Abstract: When it comes to road traffic, there seems to be no parameter more essential than the driver himself. His internal preferences, his attitude and his perception determine the traffic situation in a crucial way. Yet, as a matter of fact, only a small number of existing traffic simulation frameworks provide a model for the driver¹s behavior. These existing models usually focus on tactical aspects, and neglect decisions with a strategic touch. Recently, we have introduced a driver model which is able to incorporate strategic decisions. While this model already takes infrastructural installations into account, we refine our so far presented work in this paper and extend it to account for additional criteria, the so called Regional Conditions.