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On the Stackelberg knapsack game

European Journal of Operational Research, 2021
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Ulrich Pferschy   +3 more
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Stackelberg packing games

Theoretical Computer Science, 2019
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Toni Böhnlein   +2 more
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A Stackelberg order execution game

Annals of Operations Research, 2022
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Yinhong Dong   +4 more
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Credibility in stackelberg games

Systems & Control Letters, 1984
In a Stackelberg game, the leader can form incentives and raise threats upon followers to improve his own performance. The issue of credibility concerns whether the followers believe or not in the incentives and threats declared by the leader. In this paper, credibility is studied for two-person, single-stage games.
Luh, Peter B.   +2 more
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Stackelberg games

2018
Stackelberg games feature strategic interactions among rational agents in markets on which some hierarchical competition takes place. In this chapter we present three prototypes of deterministic noncooperative Stackelberg games with increasing level of generality. The first is the basic duopoly game. The second is the oligopoly multiple leader-follower
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Mitigating uncertainty in Stackelberg games

2012 IEEE 51st IEEE Conference on Decision and Control (CDC), 2012
We present robust Stackelberg games with two types of players: leaders who have side information and can identify the actions of other players, and followers who do not have such information. In such games, a leader chooses its actions based on its side information, and a follower chooses its actions myopically based on its observations.
Saeedeh Parsaeefard   +2 more
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Stackelberg Game on the Boundary of Coexistence

2011 IEEE International Conference on Communications (ICC), 2011
This paper combines Convex analysis and Game theory to investigate the problem of maximizing the sum rate of transceivers operating in the same frequency band. In our earlier work [1], we proved that for transceivers operating under a total power constraint, the power distribution that maximizes the sum rate lies on the boundary of the feasible set ...
Kandasamy Illanko   +2 more
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