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Cooperative Outcomes through Noncooperative Games
Games and Economic Behavior, 1994Stable solution sets describe a reasonable outcome of a cooperative game, i.e., of a conflict in which participants are free to form coalitions. One might expect that if coalitions are not allowed, outcome will be different; sometimes outcomes are indeed different, but the paper under review gives a reasonable example of a non-cooperative game for ...
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Noncooperative Games: Extensions
2015In Chaps. 2–5 we have studied noncooperative games in which the players have finitely many (pure) strategies. The reason for the finiteness restriction is that in such games special results hold, such as the existence of a value and optimal strategies for two-person zero-sum games, and the existence of a Nash equilibrium in mixed strategies for finite ...
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Analysis of the n-person noncooperative supermodular multiobjective games
Operations Research Letters, 2023Rubono Setiawan
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An extremum seeking-based approach for Nash equilibrium seeking in N -cluster noncooperative games
Automatica, 2020Maojiao Ye, Shengyuan Xu, Guoqiang Hu
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Inverse reinforcement learning for multi-player noncooperative apprentice games
Automatica, 2022Bosen Lian, Wenqian Xue, Tianyou Chai
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