[PDF] Top 20 Sequential Location Equilibria Under Incomplete Information

... stage location game turns out to be a monotonic signaling game as dened by Cho and Sobel [3] for which equilibrium renement D1 selects a unique perfect Bayesian ...arising under all possible values of the ... Voir le document complet

... 5 Numerical experiments and results Experiments. (a) Basic test-bed: Matrix games on simplexes. As in [14, 3], we generate a 10 3 ×10 3 random matrix whose entries are uniformly identically distributed in the closed ... Voir le document complet

... with incomplete information (Π-games) constitute a suitable framework for the representation of or- dinal games under incomplete ...games under uncertainty where the satis- faction of ... Voir le document complet

... By relying on the techniques of d’Aspremont and G´ erard-Varet (1979, 1982), Biran and Forges (2011) prove that every coalitional equilibrium can be made incentive compatible by means of an appropriate transfer scheme. ... Voir le document complet

... strategy under strategy evolu- tion and uniform random matching, the mixed strategy x = (a/(a + b) b/(a + b)), is Pareto dominated by each of the asymmetric equilibria; ab/(a + b) < min{a ...egy ... Voir le document complet

... By relying on the techniques of d’Aspremont and G´ erard-Varet (1979, 1982), Biran and Forges (2011) prove that every coalitional equilibrium can be made incentive compatible by means of an appropriate transfer scheme. ... Voir le document complet

... When location is interpreted as product characteristics, there is also evidence of ¯rms using limit location strategies to deter entry or, by contrast, locating o® the mainstream characteristics to signal ... Voir le document complet

... about votes: instead of a partial order, each voter comes with a probability distribution over complete votes. Resoluteness with incomplete preferences. As said above, in some cases there are typically too many ... Voir le document complet

... some information is ...represents information about some features that are believed to hold for a candidate and L G (another propositional language based on a distinct vocabulary V G ) rep- resents ... Voir le document complet

... A decision principle (ϕ, g) is a defeasible piece of information because some- times there may exist some reason ϕ ′ to believe that it does not apply in the situation, this reason is called an inhibitor. The fact ... Voir le document complet

... of sequential collective decision making under possibilistic ...(non sequential) decision making under possi- bilistic ...(possibilistic) sequential decision making and we provide an ... Voir le document complet

... maximax strategy, and the corresponding imputation being ( n 1 . , n 2 . ) = ( k + N − N o , N o − k ) . Under the maximin strategy, we again get p = 0 . 5, and no preferred imputation. If k = N − k then the ... Voir le document complet

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... Dynamic Programming This paper addresses the question of sequential collective decision making under qualitative uncertainty. It resumes the criteria introduced in previous works [ 4 – 6 ] by Ben Amor et ... Voir le document complet

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... A comparison between the approximate solutions and the exact solutions is also given in Figure 1. The optimal transport was solved with the intlinprog function. One iteration for a density of 500 users and 10 base ... Voir le document complet

... however, because the buyer may be forced to purchase expensive items to complete the bundle if the cost outcomes turn out to be high. Expected utility theory can determine whether the added utility of making a partial ... Voir le document complet

... about sequential or paral- lel development, optimal number of tests to perform, and incorporation of learning in the testing strategy (Weitzman 1979, Loch et ...a sequential collaborative prototyp- ing ... Voir le document complet

... with incomplete information are a very clean environment to study the use of information, and the value of being informed in strategic ...whole information rent once he becomes informed of the ... Voir le document complet

... his information private by using a pooling strategy which is independent of the actual payoff matrix, for example mixing his play uniformly between Top and Bottom – just as if he was ...from information in ... Voir le document complet