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A qualitative exploration of women's experiences, stigma, and access to care in gaming disorder. [PDF]

Eur Psychiatry
Martins Castro C, Marino Rothlisberger N, Zullino D, Achab S.   +3 more
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Context shapes action understanding in social interactions. [PDF]

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Keck J, Sato K, Cañal-Bruland R.
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ON THE LEARNING ALGORITHM OF 2-PERSON ZERO-SUM MARKOV GAME

ON THE LEARNING ALGORITHM OF 2-PERSON ZERO-SUM MARKOV GAME
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Community Exergaming and Maintenance-Related Outcomes in Older Adults: Multi-Wave Observational Evaluation. [PDF]

JMIR Aging
Liu Y, Chia BX, Koh HY, Nguyen QNT, Jin J, Tan KMWY, Long SQA, Theng YL.   +7 more
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Expansion of the Hybrid Model of Social Orientation and Ultimatum Games : From 2-person to N-person relations

Expansion of the Hybrid Model of Social Orientation and Ultimatum Games : From 2-person to N-person relations
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A 2-Person Game With Lack of Information on 1½ Sides

Mathematics of Operations Research, 1985
We consider a repeated 2-person 0-sum game with incomplete information about the pay-off matrix. Player I (maximizer) knows the real pay-off matrix but he is uncertain about the beliefs of his opponent. We show that in this case the Aumann-Maschler results on incomplete information on one side no longer hold.
Sylvain Sorin, Shmuel Zamir
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Extension of 2 Person Zero Sum Game

1975
Let X and Y “be the pure strategy sets of 2 players Xavier and Yves. Then every payoff function g: X × Y → R defin es a 2 person zero sum game where Xavier maximize and Yves minimize. An extension of the games with pure strategy set X and Y is a “way of playing” the game, which associates to every payoff function g a “value”, in the duality interval
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A LINEAR PROGRAMMING MODEL FOR SOLVING COMPLEX 2‐PERSON ZERO‐SUM GAMES

Studies in Economics and Finance, 1990
Two‐person zero‐sum game theory has long been a popular topic of research in business and economics. The purpose of this paper is to discuss how to convert a two‐person zero‐sum game into a linear programming problem and to present a computer simulation model for solving large bilateral zero‐sum games problems.
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