Non-Cooperative Bayesian Games
Folk theorems for Bayesian (public good) games
... repeated games and the “com- mitment Folk theorem” for one-shot ...in Bayesian games, with in- dependent private values, which satisfy a further property, “uniform punishment ...good games ...
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Bayesian Game Theorists and non-Bayesian Players
... of non-cooperative games because of (i) the problem of multiplicity of equilibria, and (ii) the lack of a convincing justification for equilibrium ...solve games by identifying equilibrium ...
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Cooperative Games with Incomplete Information : Some Open Problems
... Unlike several contributions analyzed in section 2, the papers surveyed up to now in sections 3 and 4 do not impose any IC requirement on the mechanism µ S to be chosen by a coalition S 6= N , either because they focus ...
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Cooperative Games with Incomplete Information : Some Open Problems
... Unlike several contributions analyzed in section 2, the papers surveyed up to now in sections 3 and 4 do not impose any IC requirement on the mechanism µ S to be chosen by a coalition S 6= N , either because they focus ...
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Logics for Non-Cooperative Games with Expectations
... Lukasiewicz games by providing an explicit definition of a class G of games, and also defining suitable concepts of a mixed strategy, best response and Nash Equilibrium, adapted to this ...
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The Build-up of Cooperative Behavior among Non-cooperative Agents
... a cooperative agent and a selfish agent,where the proportion of agents’ type follows an evolutionary process described by a reciprocator ...a cooperative level of contribution to a public goods game or a ...
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Fast computation of the leastcore and prenucleolus of cooperative games
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Algorithms for computing the Shapley value of cooperative games on lattices
... 6. Concluding remarks We have addressed in this paper the issue of computing the Shapley value of a cooper- ative game on a lattice given by an implicational system. The structural properties of the lattice L Σ of ...
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Cooperative VS. Non-cooperative Truels: Little Agreement, but Does that Matter?
... jeux non-coopératifs, noyaux ABSTRACT It is well-known that non-cooperative and cooperative game theory may yield different solutions to ...the games may be one-round or ...these ...
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Non-clairvoyant Scheduling Games
... of anarchy, and obtained the tight bound Θ(log m/(log log m) 2 ). In addition, Gairing et al. [17] and Awerbuch et al. [3] gave tight bounds for the price of anarchy for restricted identical machines. Coordination ...
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A Nash bargaining solution for Cooperative Network Formation Games
... in link choices by any coalition is studied in [13]. In [14], Andelman et al. analyze strong equilibria with respect to players' scheduling as well as a dierent class of network creation games in which links may ...
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A note on the monotonicity and superadditivity of TU cooperative games
... TU cooperative games and the class of superadditive TU cooperative ...TU games and zero-monotonic TU ...TU games and monotonic TU games are different ...TU games can be ...
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A Nash Bargaining Solution for Cooperative Network Formation Games
... a non-cooperative point of ...such games, however, can be much more expensive than the optimal, centralized ...pletely non-cooperative, isolated ...
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Cooperative vs non-cooperative truels : Little agreement, but does that matter
... In recent years, cooperative models have made somewhat of a comeback, in part because Nash equilibria have not proved satisfactory as a solution concept in some fields. To be sure, numerous refinements have been ...
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Quantitative analysis of non-cooperative transboundary river basins
... each player’s behavior, which is typically based on parameters like level of foresight, risk aversion, or knowledge of the other players’ preferences ( Madani and Hipel , 2011 ), which may all be difficult to assess. ...
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On the Efficiency of Non-Cooperative Load Balancing
... Routing games in which players have exactly the same strategy set are known are symmetric ...These games belong to the class of potential games [13], that is, they have the property that there exists ...
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Axiomatisation of the Shapley value and power index for bi-cooperative games
... bi-cooperative games and multi-choice games since there are three ordered levels in bi-cooperative games, which are against, abstention and in ...multi-choice games are of ...
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Formation of coalition structures as a non-cooperative game
... In this paper ‘coalition structure’, or ‘partition’ 4 for short, is a disjoint union of non-overlapping subsets from a set of players. A group, or a coali- tion, is an element of a coalition structure or of a ...
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Non-Zero Sum Games for Reactive Synthesis
... zero-sum games lead to strategies guaranteeing a worst-case performance no matter how the environment behaves — however such strategies may be far from optimal against the expected behavior of the ...from ...
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A Note on a Weighted Voting Experiment: Human Mistakes in Cooperative Games
... the games with the same player ID in their ...a non-cooperative game environment in which subjects consider one proposal at a time, we think the paradox will also be confirmed under ...
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