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Network games with incomplete information
Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2015We consider a network game with strategic complementarities where the individual reward or the strength of interactions is only partially known by the agents. Players receive different correlated signals and they make inferences about other players’ information. We demonstrate that there exists a unique Bayesian-Nash equilibrium.
De Martí, Joan, Zenou, Yves
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Sequential Bargaining with Incomplete Information
The Review of Economic Studies, 1983This paper describes a simple two-person, two-period bargaining game, and solves it using the concept of perfect Bayesian equilibrium, in which the actions of each player convey information which is used by his opponent. The paper examines the effects of changes in bargaining costs, the size of the "contract zone", and the length of the bargaining ...
Fudenberg, Drew, Tirole, Jean
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Representation of Incomplete Probabilistic Information
2004This article deals with the representation of incomplete, vague knowledge and presents a nonexhaustive list of knowledge types which can be encountered when one makes risk evaluation calculations for man and environment. We will try to represent for each case the available information faithfully using different theories (possibility, probability ...
Baudrit, Cédric +2 more
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Formalizing Incomplete Information
1997This chapter motivates and describes a representation for incomplete information and an implementation of that representation to track possible world states despite incomplete information. Section 3.1 describes the sources of incomplete information faced by a control system.
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1991
Games with incomplete information are games in which some of the data are unknown to some of the players. In this chapter, a particular class of games with incomplete information, the class of disturbed games, is studied. A disturbed game is a normal form game in which each player, although knowing his own payoff function exactly, has only imprecise ...
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Games with incomplete information are games in which some of the data are unknown to some of the players. In this chapter, a particular class of games with incomplete information, the class of disturbed games, is studied. A disturbed game is a normal form game in which each player, although knowing his own payoff function exactly, has only imprecise ...
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2018
The focus of this chapter is on games of incomplete information, including games of complete information as a special case. We will present several popular equilibrium concepts.
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The focus of this chapter is on games of incomplete information, including games of complete information as a special case. We will present several popular equilibrium concepts.
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