Promises: Using Promises To Evaluate Agent Reputation – Part 3
We explore what happens if the higher reputation increases an agent’s probability to fulfill its promises.
Promises: Using Promises To Evaluate Agent Reputation – Part 2
What if fulfilling a promise increases an agent’s reputation? The framework in this text captures this idea.
Promises: Using Promises To Evaluate Agent Reputation – Part 1
The text presents a framework in which reputation is a function of promises between agents. The framework can be used to create a reputation mechanism to use in decision processes, in multi agent systems, and so on.
Reputation: Which Social Factors Influence It, And How
In a group, which factors influence the group’s perception of a decision maker’s reputation? How is that perception formed?
Reputation: Which Psychological Factors Influence It, And How
Which psychological factors influence the perceived motivation of a decision maker, why, and how?
Reputation: Consequences of High And Low Reputation on Decision Making
Reputation is generally defined as the collective perceptions, evaluations, and beliefs that a social group holds about an individual, organization, or entity. How is decision making different if the decision maker has high or low reputation?