Determining Quality from Quality-Quality Interval for User Score Variation

Determining Quality from Quality-Quality Interval for User Score Variation – We present an algorithm for optimizing a multi-agent system which performs well by means of a set of metrics which are characterized by the average value of the metrics of the agent. We illustrate this by showing how a new metric, MultiAgent Score, can be computed based on metrics that are characterized by the average value of the metric of the agent. Finally, we use a case study of online optimization to show how the metrics in this scenario can be used in practice to control the time in a user-defined and highly competitive environment.

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Determining Quality from Quality-Quality Interval for User Score Variation

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