DocumentCode
3158058
Title
Service flow simulation using reinforcement learning models and scene transition nets
Author
Tateyama, Takeshi ; Kawata, Seiichi ; Shimomura, Yoshiki
Author_Institution
Tokyo Metropolitan Univ., Tokyo
fYear
2008
fDate
20-22 Aug. 2008
Firstpage
2056
Lastpage
2061
Abstract
Recently, a new academic field, ldquoservice engineeringrdquo has been very actively investigated. However, there are few effective software tools to simulate and evaluate services designed based on the concept of service engineering. In the past, the authors proposed a service flow simulation method using scene transition nets(STN) which is a graphic modeling and simulation method for discrete-continuous hybrid system. However, this method cannot simulate complex service flows including customerspsila decision-making. Nowadays, ldquoneuro economicsrdquo and ldquoneuro marketingrdquo have gotten a lot of attention as new study fields to understand customerspsila behaviors from a viewpoint of brain science. In these studies, it turned out that mechanism of reinforcement learning concerns behavioral selections of customers. In this paper, the authors propose to develop decision-making processes models of customers and to simulate customerspsila behaviors and service flows by using reinforcement learning models and STN.
Keywords
consumer behaviour; customer services; decision making; digital simulation; learning (artificial intelligence); brain science; customer behavior; customer decision-making; discrete-continuous hybrid system; graphic modeling; neuro economics; neuro marketing; reinforcement learning; scene transition net; service engineering; service flow simulation; software tool; Brain modeling; Decision making; Design engineering; Discrete event systems; Graphics; Industrial economics; Layout; Learning; Object oriented modeling; Software tools; reinforcement learning; scene transition nets (STN); service engineering; service flow simulation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
SICE Annual Conference, 2008
Conference_Location
Tokyo
Print_ISBN
978-4-907764-30-2
Electronic_ISBN
978-4-907764-29-6
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/SICE.2008.4655000
Filename
4655000
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