文摘
Solving interactive multiagent decision making problems is a challenging task since it needs to model how agents interact over time. From individual agents-perspective, interactive dynamic influence diagrams?(I-DIDs) provide a general framework for sequential multiagent decision making in uncertain settings. Most of the current I-DID research focuses on the setting of \(n=2\) agents, which limits its general applications. This paper extends I-DIDs for \(n>2\) agents, which as expected increases the solution complexity due to the model space of other agents in the extended I-DIDs. We exploit data of agents-interactions to discover their relations thereby reducing the model complexity. We show preliminary results of the proposed techniques in one problem domain.