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An Evolutionary Interpretation of Mixed-Strategy Equilibria [PDF]
Games and Economic Behavior, 1997 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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On Mixed Strategies for Development
Review of Development Economics, 2002The paper investigates whether mixed trade strategies of import substitution and export promotion, if permanently or temporarily applied, can generate pro‐tradables movements in the real exchange rate. Static and dynamic general‐equilibrium modeling with a nontradables sector and alternative types of tradables is used to explore real exchange rate ...
Andrew McKay, Chris Milner
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International Journal of Game Theory, 1976
This note deals with the relation between objective and subjective equilibrium points in the public event case.
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This note deals with the relation between objective and subjective equilibrium points in the public event case.
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Overlapping Generation Games with Mixed Strategies
Mathematics of Operations Research, 1996This paper proves a Folk Theorem for overlapping generations games in the case where the mixed strategies used by a player are not observable by the others, but only their realizations are public.
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2010
In many strategic situations a player’s success depends upon his actions being unpredictable. Competitive sports are replete with examples. One of the simplest occurs repeatedly in soccer (football): if a kicker knows which side of the goal the goalkeeper has chosen to defend, he will kick to the opposite side; and if the goalkeeper knows to which side
Steven N. Durlauf, Lawrence E. Blume
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In many strategic situations a player’s success depends upon his actions being unpredictable. Competitive sports are replete with examples. One of the simplest occurs repeatedly in soccer (football): if a kicker knows which side of the goal the goalkeeper has chosen to defend, he will kick to the opposite side; and if the goalkeeper knows to which side
Steven N. Durlauf, Lawrence E. Blume
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Evolutionary Algorithms with Mixed Strategy
2016During the last several decades, many kinds of population based Evolutionary Algorithms have been developed and considerable work has been devoted to computational methods which are inspired by biological evolution and natural selection, such as Evolutionary Programming and Clonal Selection Algorithm.
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Randomisation, Mixed Strategies and the Reduction Axiom
1999In the last twenty years an accumulating body of evidence has been produced against the Independence axiom of the Expected Utility theory (EU, henceforth) that preferences over random prospects are linear in the probabilities of the final outcomes. Such evidence has stimulated the development of several alternative nonlinear preference models. The main
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Sequential Equilibria in Mixed Strategies
A Nash equilibrium of a game in extensive form is a sequential equilibrium in mixed strategies if it can be approximated through equilibria of close-by games with slightly perturbed payoffs and small-probability behavioral types. We show that sequential equilibria in mixed strategies are equivalent to (i) weakly sequential equilibria (Reny, 1992), (ii)openaire +2 more sources
G-mixed: A new strategy for redundant components in reliability optimization problems
Reliability Engineering and System Safety, 2021Mostafa Abouei Ardakan
exaly