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'''Sofia Ceppi''' | '''Sofia Ceppi''' | ||
| − | She received the | + | She received the Master degree in computer science engeneering in 2008 at Politecnico di Milano. Her thesis is about equilibria search and characterization in central auction based wholesale electricity markets. |
Since January 2009, she is a PhD student of Politecnico di Milano at the Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics field. Her research interests are mainly focused on Automated Negotiation, Bargaining, Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism Design and Automated Mechanism Design | Since January 2009, she is a PhD student of Politecnico di Milano at the Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics field. Her research interests are mainly focused on Automated Negotiation, Bargaining, Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism Design and Automated Mechanism Design | ||
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Sofia Ceppi
She received the Master degree in computer science engeneering in 2008 at Politecnico di Milano. Her thesis is about equilibria search and characterization in central auction based wholesale electricity markets. Since January 2009, she is a PhD student of Politecnico di Milano at the Dipartimento di Elettronica e Informazione in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics field. Her research interests are mainly focused on Automated Negotiation, Bargaining, Algorithmic Game Theory, Mechanism Design and Automated Mechanism Design
