Bidding function
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The bidding function is a term used in the analysis of auctions. The function is used to find out how much a buyer at the auction should bid for an item. It is usually denoted b() or more commonly b(v), where v is the value of the buyer.
The term is also used for programs performing automated bidding on online-auctions like E-Bay.[1]
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