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Student Information for Benisch, Michael J.
Name: Benisch, Michael J.
Homepage: http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~mbenisch/
Email: mbenisch[AT]andrew.cmu.edu
Research Keywords: expressive commerce, computational game theory, automated trading, mechanism design, machine learning
Affiliation: E-Supply Chain Management Lab
Research: I am currently interested in studying the issues preventing the technical and theoretical accomplishments of computational game theory and mechanism design from realizing their full potential. This includes studying the benefits of more expressive electronic market mechanisms, simplifying games arising in the real world, and replacing unrealistic assumptions in computational game theory about strict rationality and optimal equilibrium behavior.
Publications:
Andrews, James & Benisch, Michael & Sardinha, Alberto & Sadeh, Norman. (2007). What Differentiates a Winning Agent: An Information Gain Based Analysis of TAC-SCM. AAAI Workshop on Trading Agent Design and Analysis (TADA), 2007, [pdf]
Davis, George B & Benisch, Michael & Carley, Kathleen M & Sadeh, Norman. (2007). Factoring Games to Isolate Strategic Interactions. International Conference on Automated Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (AAMAS), 2007. Extended version, CMU-ISRI-06-121R, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Davis, George B & Sandholm, Tuomas. (2006). Algorithms for Rationalizability and CURB Sets. American Association of Artificial Intelligence Conference (AAAI), 2006. Nominated for Best Paper, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Andrews, James & Sardinha, Alberto & Sadeh, Norman. (2006). CMieux: Adaptive Strategies for Supply Chain Management. International Conference on Electronic Commerce (ICEC), 2006, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Andrews, James & Sadeh, Norman. (2006). Pricing for Customers with Probabilistic Valuations as a Continuous Knapsack Problem. International Conference on Electronic Commerce (ICEC), 2006, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Sadeh, Norman. (2006). Examining Distributed Constraint Satisfaction Problem (DSCP) Coordination Tradeoffs. International Conference on Automated Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (AAMAS), 2006, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Andrews, James & Bangerter, David & Kirchner, Timothy & Tsai, Benjamin & Sadeh, Norman. (2005). CMieux Analysis and Instrumentation Toolkit for TAC SCM. CMU Techical Report, CMU-ISRI-05-127, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Sadeh, Norman. (2005). Effects of Mediator Selection Strategies for Distributed Constraint Satisfaction. Workshop on Distributed Constraint Reasoning (DCR), 2005, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Greenwald, Amy R & Naroditskiy, Victor & Tscanhtz, Michael C . (2004). A Stochastic Programming Approach to Scheduling in TAC SCM. ACM Conference on Electronic Commerce (ACM EC), 2004, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Greenwald, Amy R & Grypari, Ioanna & Lederman, Roger & Naroditskiy, Victor & Tscanhtz, Michael C . (2004). Botticelli: A Supply Chain Management Agent. International Conference on Automated Agents and Multi-Agent Systems (AAMAS), 2004, [pdf]
Bell, Sarah & Benisch, Michael & Benthall, Margaret & Greenwald, Amy R & Tscanhtz, Michael C . (2004). Multi-period Online Optimization in TAC SCM: The Supplier Offer Acceptance Problem. Workshop on Trading Agent Design and Analysis (TADA), 2004, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Andrews, James & Sardinha, Alberto & Sadeh, Norman. (2008). Using Information Gain to Analyze and Fine
Tune the Performance of Supply Chain Trading
Agents. Lecture Notes on Business Information Processing (LNBIP), [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Sandholm, Tuomas & Sadeh, Norman. (2008). The Cost of Inexpressiveness in Advertisement Auctions. ACM EC Workshop on Advertisement Auctions, [pdf]
Benisch, Michael & Sadeh, Norman & Sandholm, Tuomas. (2007). A Theory of Expressiveness in Mechanisms. CMU Technical Report CMU-CS-07-178, [pdf]
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School of Computer Science
Carnegie Mellon University
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