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O texto apresenta experiências de professoras com práticas de letramento matemático escolar envolvendo acaso, chance, possibilidades, combinatória e análise de dados.
Regina Célia Grando
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Indecomposable combinatorial games
In Combinatorial Game Theory, short game forms are defined recursively over all the positions the two players are allowed to move to. A form is decomposable if it can be expressed as a disjunctive sum of two forms with smaller birthday. If there are no such summands, then the form is indecomposable.
Michael Fisher +4 more
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Es wird das folgende verallgemeinerte Mühlespiel betrachtet: Gegeben seien die Mengen \(A_k\) und es sei \(S= \bigcup ^m_{k=1}A_k\). Die beiden Spieler wählen abwechselnd je ein Element aus \(S\). Wer als erster alle Elemente einer der Mengen \(A_k\) zusammen hat, hat gewonnen. Sei \(|A_k| =n\) und sei \(m^*(n)\) die kleinste Zahl \(m\) (= Anzahl der \(
Erdös, P, Selfridge, J.L
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Mathematics of a Process Algebra Inspired by Whitehead’s Process and Reality: A Review
Process algebras have been developed within computer science and engineering to address complicated computational and manufacturing problems. The process algebra described herein was inspired by the Process Theory of Whitehead and the theory of ...
William Sulis
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Simple Combinatorial Optimisation Cost Games [PDF]
In this paper we introduce the class of simple combinatorial optimisation cost games, which are games associated to {0, 1}-matrices.A coalitional value of a combinatorial optimisation game is determined by solving an integer program associated with this ...
Velzen, S. van
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LP-games and combinatorial optimization games [PDF]
Summary: A survey is given of combinatorial optimization game theory. In more detail flow games and linear production games are treated.
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Solving Probabilistic Combinatorial Games [PDF]
Probabilistic combinatorial games (PCGs) are a model for Go-like games recently introduced by Ken Chen. They differ from normal combinatorial games since terminal positions in each subgame are evaluated by a probability distribution. The distribution expresses the uncertainty in the local evaluation.
Ling Zhao, Martin Müller
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Combinatorial optimization in nash games
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Minimax Policies for Combinatorial Prediction Games
We address the online linear optimization problem when the actions of the forecaster are represented by binary vectors. Our goal is to understand the magnitude of the minimax regret for the worst possible set of actions.
Audibert, Jean-Yves +2 more
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