'Player ii' presentation slideshows

Game Theory

Game Theory. By Chattrakul Sombattheera Supervisors A/Prof Peter Hyland & Prof Aditya Ghose. Game theory. Analysis of problems of conflict and cooperation among independent decision-makers.

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Game, Bisimulation and Model Checking

Game, Bisimulation and Model Checking. Presented by Daniel Choi Provable Software Lab. KAIST. Game, Bisimulation and Model Checking. Content. Introduction Game Theory Classification of Games Notations Applications to Model Verification Bisimulation Model Checking Conclusion.

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15-251

15-251. Great Theoretical Ideas in Computer Science. Combinatorial Games. Lecture 4 (January 25, 2006). 21 chips. A Take-Away Game. Two Players: I and II. A move consists of removing one, two, or three chips from the pile. Players alternate moves, with Player I starting.

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The Fundamental Theorem of Game Theorey

The Fundamental Theorem of Game Theorey. 2.5 The Fundamental Theorem of Game Theory. For any 2-person zero-sum game there exists a pair (x*,y*) in S ? ? T such that min {x*V . j : j=1,...,n} = max{min{xV .j : j=1,...,n}: x in S} = v 1 , max {V i . y* : i=1,...,m}

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TWO-PERSON ZERO-SUM GAMES

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Chapter 11 Game Theory

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APPENDIX B

APPENDIX B. APPENDIX B A PROCEDURE FOR GENERATING AN EQUILIBRIUM POINT FOR 2-PERSON GAMES (That sometimes works!). Basic Idea. Player II speaking : "I'll design my strategy, call it y* such that the expected payoff to Player I will be constant regardless of what she will do!

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