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Abstract

We advance and discuss a framework suitable to study theoretical implications and practical impact of language evolution and lexicon sharing in an open distributed multi-agent system. In our approach, the assumption of autonomy plays a key role to preserve the opportunity for the agents of local encoding of meanings. We consider the application scenario of Web services, where we conceive the problem of advertisement as a matter of sharing a denotational language. We provide a precise formulation of the agentsrsquo behavior within a game-theoretical setting. As an important consequence of our ``advertising games,'' we interpret the problem of knowledge interoperability and management in the light of evolutionary dynamics and learning in games. Our methodology is inspired by work in natural language semantics and ``language games.''

Keywords: Web information systems and services; semantic interoperability; negotiation protocols; peer-to-peer cooperation

@inproceedings{agostini03advertisingGames,
  author={Alessandro Agostini and Paolo Avesani},
  title={Advertising Games for Web Services},
  year={2003},
  pages={93-109},
  booktitle={Proceedings of the Eleventh International Conference on Cooperative Information Systems (CoopIS-03)},
  url={http://www.isrl.uiuc.edu/~amag/langev/paper/agostini03advertisingGames.html},
  keywords={Web information systems and services; semantic interoperability; negotiation protocols; peer-to-peer cooperation}
}

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