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Optimal tactics in community pension model for defined benefit pension plans. [PDF]

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A Bayesian game approach for node-based attribution defense against asymmetric information attacks in IoT networks. [PDF]

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Research on cross regional green certificate bilateral distributed robust trading strategy based on Bayesian theory. [PDF]

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The emerging phenotype of nonalcoholic fatty liver disease in lean individuals: what's different? [PDF]

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Evolutionary game and simulation analysis of collaborative governance of sports public opinion. [PDF]

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Decentralized resource allocation in UAV communication networks through reward based multi agent learning. [PDF]

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Promoting endogenous mutual-aid older adults care in rural areas for healthy aging: an evolutionary game-based analytical framework. [PDF]

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A case where a paradox like Braess's occurs in the Nash equilibrium but does not occur in the Wardrop equilibrium - a situation of load balancing in distributed computer systems

Proceedings of the 38th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (Cat. No.99CH36304), 2003
The Braess paradox which was originally identified and observed in road traffic context, shows that it may happen that by adding capacity to the network, the performance of all users degrades. This paradox has long been known in a framework called the Wardrop equilibrium, in which there are infinitely many individuals and in which the decision of one ...
H. Kameda, E. Altman, T. Kozawa
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