'Sum games' presentation slideshows

Announcements

Announcements. Assignments: P0: Python & Autograder Tutorial Due Thu 9/5, 10 pm HW2 (written) Due Tue 9/10, 10 pm No slip days. Up to 24 hours late, 50 % penalty P1: Search & Games Due Thu 9/12, 10 pm Recommended to work in pairs Submit to Gradescope early and often.

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Learning in Games

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Pricing Policy & Strategic Thinking

Pricing Policy & Strategic Thinking. MBA NCCU Managerial Economics Jack Wu. Pricing Policy. Case: Emirates Airline, Dubai-Mumbai, Economy class, May 2004. Emirates Airline, Mumbai-Dubai, Economy class, May 2004. Emirates Airline.

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Hybrid Systems Theory

Hybrid Systems Theory. Edited and Presented by Thomas A. Henzinger, Co-PI UC Berkeley. Theories of -composition & hierarchy -computability & complexity. R.

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Structured Models for Multi-Agent Interactions

Structured Models for Multi-Agent Interactions. Daphne Koller Stanford University. Joint work with Brian Milch, U.C. Berkeley. Scaling Up. Question: Modeling and solving small games is already hard How can we scale up to larger ones? Answer: Real-world situations have a lot of structure

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Game Playing and Game Programming (Chapter 6)

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GamePlay

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More game theory

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Game Theory: Review

Game Theory: Review. Problem: Strategic behavior What I should do depends on what you do And vice versa Abstract representations of games Decision tree for sequential games Strategy matrix for all games (2D for 2 player) Solution concepts Subgame perfect equilibrium Dominance

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Game Theory: Review

Game Theory: Review. Problem: Strategic behavior What I should do depends on what you do And vice versa Abstract representations of games Decision tree for sequential games Strategy matrix for all games (2D for 2 player) Solution concepts Subgame perfect equilibrium Dominance

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Alpha-Beta Search

Alpha-Beta Search Two-player games The object of a search is to find a path from the starting position to a goal position In a puzzle-type problem, you (the searcher) get to choose every move In a two-player competitive game, you alternate moves with the other player

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Alpha-Beta Search

Alpha-Beta Search Two-player games The object of a search is to find a path from the starting position to a goal position In a puzzle-type problem, you (the searcher) get to choose every move In a two-player competitive game, you alternate moves with the other player

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Transparency, accountability and the new water challenges

Transparency, accountability and the new water challenges . Julia Bucknall The World Bank . As water challenges get more complex, accountability becomes increasingly important . As water challenges get more complex, accountability becomes increasingly important .

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Game Theory Applications: Lecture 2

Game Theory Applications: Lecture 2. Galina Albert Schwartz Department of Finance University of Michigan Business School. How to find me:. My office: D3270A (Davidson Hall) My e-mail: galka@umich.edu My office hours: Mon., 10am - 12pm & Th., 1pm - 3pm, or by appointment.

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Sum Games - The MEX Function

Sum Games - The MEX Function. AE1APS Algorithmic Problem Solving John Drake. Notice. Coursework 3 due on Thursday at 1pm (i.e. before the start of the tutorial). Submit either hard-copy (including name/student number), or e-mail soft-copy to me.

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Algorithms for solving two-player normal form games

Algorithms for solving two-player normal form games. Recall: Nash equilibrium. Let A and B be | M | x | N | matrices. Mixed strategies: Probability distributions over M and N If player 1 plays x , and player 2 plays y , the payoffs are x T Ay and x T By

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Multi-player, non-zero-sum games

Multi-player, non-zero-sum games. 4 , 3 , 2. Utilities are tuples Each player maximizes their own utility at each node Utilities get propagated ( backed up ) from children to parents. 4 , 3 , 2. 1 , 5 , 2. 4 , 3 , 2. 7 , 4 , 1. 1 , 5 , 2. 7 , 7 , 1. Game theory.

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Computer-Mediated Communication

Computer-Mediated Communication. Collective Action and Collaborative Editing Systems. First Annual CMC Tournament. Types of dilemmas. Different games make different use of the payouts T>R>P>S Prisoner's Dilemma T>R>S>P Chicken T>P>R>S Deadlock R>T>P>S Stag Hunt. Standard PD game T>R>P>S.

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Artificial Intelligence Lecture 4

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