MACC'97 Session: Game
Interaction is an important key to cooperative computation. It is known that mutual belief cannot be established by exchanging one way communications. Executing janken, a Japanese way of tossing a coin, in a fare manner using only one way communications is also difficult. In this paper, we explore the possibility of using time to do janken by exactly two message passing, one for each participants. The purpose is not in janken itself, but in the study of nature of multiagent communication.
multiagent communication, interaction, time
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