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Repeated Goofspiel: A Game of Pure Strategy

IEEE Transactions on Computational Intelligence and AI in Games, 2013
In this paper, we examine a pure strategy game known as Goofspiel and report on the results of round-robin competitions between 14 programs designed to play this game. Goofspiel is a two-person card game that is easy to play. However, playing this game successfully has proven to be a difficult task. There is no known “good” strategy for Goofspiel. This
Moshe Dror, Graham Kendall
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Goofspiel — the game of pure strategy

Journal of Applied Probability, 1971
The game of pure strategy, sometimes called Goofspiel or Gops (see [2] and [3]), is played by two players, using a normal deck of cards, as follows. The 13 clubs are first taken out of the deck and of the remaining 39 cards the 13 hearts are given to Player I, the 13 diamonds to Player II, and the 13 spades are placed face down in the center.
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Nash Equilibria in Pure Strategies

Bulletin of Economic Research, 2003
We consider an n‐person non‐zero‐sum non‐cooperative game in normal form, where the strategy sets are some closed intervals of the real line. It is shown that if the pay‐off functions are continuous on the whole space and if for each pay‐off function the smallest local maximum in the strategy variable is a global maximum, then the game possesses a pure
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Unpredictability of complex (pure) strategies

Games and Economic Behavior, 2014
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Stability of pure strategy sampling equilibria

International Journal of Game Theory, 2005
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Reading in pure alexia

Brain, 1993
A number of investigators have demonstrated that patients with pure alexia comprehend briefly presented words which they are unable to explicitly identify. We suggested previously that these patients may read by means of two distinct procedures: a laborious letter-by-letter method and a 'whole-word' procedure which, at least initially, does not support
H B, Coslett, E M, Saffran, S, Greenbaum, H, Schwartz   +3 more
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On pure-strategy Nash equilibria in large games

Games and Economic Behavior, 2022
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Pure strategies for positional functionals

1995
This chapter begins with two model examples of the problems considered and solved in this book. The main content of this chapter is the introduction of the basic notions that enable us to formulate the problems of control under lack of Information. We obtain the problem of control with the purpose of optimizing the ensured result.
A. N. Krasovskii, N. N. Krasovskii
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On pure-strategy equilibria in games with correlated information

Games and Economic Behavior, 2018
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M. Ali Khan, Yongchao Zhang
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On existence of pure strategy equilibrium with endogenous income

Social Choice and Welfare, 2010
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