Simulation of Conflicts Resolution in Virtual Teams

Jing Li; Yue Jin Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.187.39

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Simulation of Conflicts Resolution in Virtual Teams

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The purpose of the paper is to study the conflict resolution in virtual teams. Multi-agent technology is used to simulate the virtual team. In the team, agents adapt the Q-learning algorithm to adjust their behaviors. Through the interaction of virtual members, part of conflicts can be resolved by team members. The experiments are manipulated to study the process of the interaction in the team. The results of experiments show a new rule for conflict resolution emerged from the dynamic interactions of agents. The conclusions show significance on the management of team in real world.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 187)

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Jing Li, Yue Jin Zhou

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Conflict Resolution, Multi-Agent Technology, Q-Learning, Virtual Team

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