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Designing For Incentives: Better Information Sharing For Better Software Engineering, Mark Klein, Gabriel A. Moreno, David C. Parkes, Kurt Wallnau
Designing For Incentives: Better Information Sharing For Better Software Engineering, Mark Klein, Gabriel A. Moreno, David C. Parkes, Kurt Wallnau
Gabriel A. Moreno
Software-reliant systems permeate all aspects of modern society. The resulting interconnectedness and associated complexity has resulted in a proliferation of diverse stakeholders with conflicting goals. Thus, contemporary software engineering is plagued by incentive conflicts, in settling on design features, allocating resources during the development of products, and allocating computational resources at runtime. In this position paper, we describe some of these problems and outline a research agenda in bridging to the economic theory of mechanism design, which seeks to align incentives in multi-agent systems with private information and conflicting goals. The ultimate goal is to advance a principled methodology for …
Fast Energy Loss Computation And Fuzzy-Based Shunt Capacitor Insertion, Philadelphia University
Fast Energy Loss Computation And Fuzzy-Based Shunt Capacitor Insertion, Philadelphia University
Philadelphia University, Jordan
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