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Resource Allocation with Answer-Set Programming

Conference Paper Session 3 – Norms and Normative Behaviour Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems

Abstract

Multi-agent resource allocation is a growing area of research at the frontier between Economics and Computer Science. Despite the extensive theoretical work and raising number of practical applications, many fundamental problems in multi-agent resource allocation still require adequate attention to its computational aspects. This paper addresses computational aspects of multi-agent resource allocation through the use of a fully declarative and highly expressive logic programming paradigm – Answer Set Programming – to provide uniform, general and flexible solutions to many multi-agent resource allocation problems in a compact and declarative manner.

Authors

Keywords

  • Resource Allocation
  • Answer-Set Programming
  • Preference Representation

Context

Venue
International Conference on Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems
Archive span
2002-2026
Indexed papers
8043
Paper id
527800012628724360
v2026.09.13