<--- Back to Details
First PageDocument Content
Decision theory / Bayesian game / Nash equilibrium / Bargaining problem / Solution concept / John Harsanyi / Revelation principle / Strategy / John Forbes Nash /  Jr. / Game theory / Economics / Problem solving
Date: 2014-02-18 17:08:52
Decision theory
Bayesian game
Nash equilibrium
Bargaining problem
Solution concept
John Harsanyi
Revelation principle
Strategy
John Forbes Nash
Jr.
Game theory
Economics
Problem solving

Microsoft Word - mylife14.doc

Add to Reading List

Source URL: home.uchicago.edu

Download Document from Source Website

File Size: 142,46 KB

Share Document on Facebook

Similar Documents

Call for Papers – Decision Making in Manufacturing and Services (DMMS) (http://www.dmms.agh.edu.pl/) Special Issue on Game Theory and Applications Guest Editors

Call for Papers – Decision Making in Manufacturing and Services (DMMS) (http://www.dmms.agh.edu.pl/) Special Issue on Game Theory and Applications Guest Editors

DocID: 1vqtP - View Document

Theory and Decision DOIs11238 © SpringerAKI LEHTINEN

Theory and Decision DOIs11238 © SpringerAKI LEHTINEN

DocID: 1v4Ok - View Document

SYSTEMS THEORY A Retrospective and Prospective Look Sanjoy K. Mitter Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems Massachusetts Institute of Technology

SYSTEMS THEORY A Retrospective and Prospective Look Sanjoy K. Mitter Laboratory for Information and Decision Systems Massachusetts Institute of Technology

DocID: 1v0G7 - View Document

Using Markov Decision Theory to Provide a Fair Challenge in a Roll-and-Move Board Game ´ Eric Beaudry, Francis Bisson, Simon Chamberland, Froduald Kabanza

Using Markov Decision Theory to Provide a Fair Challenge in a Roll-and-Move Board Game ´ Eric Beaudry, Francis Bisson, Simon Chamberland, Froduald Kabanza

DocID: 1uISb - View Document

Using Markov Decision Theory to Provide a Fair Challenge in a Roll-and-Move Board Game ´ Eric Beaudry, Francis Bisson, Simon Chamberland, Froduald Kabanza

Using Markov Decision Theory to Provide a Fair Challenge in a Roll-and-Move Board Game ´ Eric Beaudry, Francis Bisson, Simon Chamberland, Froduald Kabanza

DocID: 1uAIu - View Document