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Game Theory 101
151 CQ
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Want to dominate game theory? Work through the "Take or Share" game and learn a trick that will have you second guessing your mom's advice on sharing.
with William SpanielWant to dominate game theory? Work through the "Take or Share" game and learn a trick that will have you second guessing your mom's advice on sharing.
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How can you win Rock, Paper, Scissors? Not with a pure strategy, that’s for sure! Learn the theory behind the game, and see why you just can't beat randomness.
with William SpanielHow can you win Rock, Paper, Scissors? Not with a pure strategy, that’s for sure! Learn the theory behind the game, and see why you just can't beat randomness.
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Rock, Paper... Symmetry? Learn about symmetric zero sum games: game theory scenarios in which each player's expected utility at equilibrium must equal zero.
with William SpanielRock, Paper... Symmetry? Learn about symmetric zero sum games: game theory scenarios in which each player's expected utility at equilibrium must equal zero.
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Solve a modified rock, paper, scissors game theory scenario, and along the way, learn about the zero sum theorem and mixed strategy Nash equilibria.
with William SpanielSolve a modified rock, paper, scissors game theory scenario, and along the way, learn about the zero sum theorem and mixed strategy Nash equilibria.
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Game theory needn't mix you up! Use this algorithm to solve for the mixed strategy Nash equilibrium in games with three possible strategies.
with William SpanielGame theory needn't mix you up! Use this algorithm to solve for the mixed strategy Nash equilibrium in games with three possible strategies.
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Sondra O
Interesting. But you lost me after the first Person description. Not your fault. I have problems keeping in a ton of info in a short amount of time. Thank You. God Bless.
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Michael H
Suddenly, you introduced a woman or girl playing. You never mentioned that before. What was the linguistically feminine noun (appositive) to which "she" refers? I do not recall there being one? (Of course, there was no masculine noun either.) Then all rules say to use the masculine pronoun. No, I did not make up that rule. It is the way things are done in Western civilization---maybe Eastern as well. I do not know. Please do not become an aggressive feminist breaking grammar rules.
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