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Fish-Wars Revisited: A Stochastic Incomplete-Information Harvesting Game

This study employs a spatially distributed stochastic extension of the classical “fishwar” harvesting game. The model addresses the bioeconomic impact of exploiting a trans-boundary fish stock in a stochastic marine environment subject to natural fluctuations and long-term regime changes. Our goal is to study the evolution of the fishery, either with cooperative or non-cooperative harvesting, w...

Improving Component Interoperability Information

Apart from introducing various benefits, the emerging software component technology raises a serious problem: How can developers as well as users manage interoperability issues and versions of a huge amount of components developed worldwide by independent providers? The current general way to describe interoperability information is to provide the component’s interface definition and some addit...

Clone Wars

Code clones, the result of the ”copy&paste” programming technique, have negative impact on software quality and on the efficiency of the software maintenance process. Although copying may be the fastest way of creating a new feature, after a while it is really hard to detect and maintain the multiple instances of the same code snippets. Based on static source code analysis, clone detectors try ...

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Turf Wars

Turf wars in organizations commonly occur in environments where competition undermines collaboration. We develop a game theoretic model and experimental test of turf wars. The model explores how team production incentives ex post affect team formation decisions ex ante. In the game, one agent decides whether to share jurisdiction over a project with other agents. Agents with jurisdiction decide...