'Potential game' presentation slideshows

Network Formation Games

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Game Theory: introduction and applications to computer networks

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Network Formation Games

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Designing Cognitive Radio Networks to Yield Desired Behavior

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Designing Cognitive Radio Networks to Yield Desired Behavior

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Beyond selfish routing: Network Formation Games

Beyond selfish routing: Network Formation Games. Network Formation Games. NFGs model the various ways in which selfish agents might create/use networks They aim to capture two competing issues for agents: to minimize the cost they incur in creating/using the network

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Beyond selfish routing: Network Games

Beyond selfish routing: Network Games. Network Games. NGs model the various ways in which selfish agents strategically interact in using a network They aim to capture two competing issues for agents: to minimize the cost they incur in creating/using the network

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Beyond Routing Games: Network (Formation) Games

Beyond Routing Games: Network (Formation) Games. Network Games (NG). NG model the various ways in which selfish users (i.e., players) strategically interact in using a (either communication, computer, social , etc.) network

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Congestion games

Congestion games. Computational game theory Fall 2010 by Rotem Arnon & Eytan Kidron. Congestion Games. In a Congestion Game, each agent chooses a set of resources . The cost function for each resource depends only on the number of agents who chose the resource. Agents : A,B,C

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Beyond Routing Games: Network (Formation) Games

Beyond Routing Games: Network (Formation) Games. Network Games (NG). NG model the various ways in which selfish users (i.e., players) strategically interact in using a (either communication, computer, social , etc.) network

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Beyond selfish routing: Network Games

Beyond selfish routing: Network Games. Network Games. NGs model the various ways in which selfish users (i.e., players) strategically interact in using a network They aim to capture two competing issues for players: to minimize the cost they incur in creating/using the network

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Network Formation Games

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Network Formation Games

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