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In this paper, we study the class of signaling games in which a unique perfect Bayesian Nash equilibrium outcome satisfying the Intuitive Criterion exists.
In this paper, we study the class of signaling games in which a unique perfect Bayesian Nash equilibrium outcome satisfying the Intuitive Criterion exists. We ...
TL;DR: This paper studies the class of signaling games in which a unique perfect Bayesian Nash equilibrium outcome satisfying the Intuitive Criterion exists ...
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We describe an algorithm for computing best- response strategies in a class of two-player in- finite games of incomplete information, defined.
By studying the complexity of the problem of computing a mixed Nash equilibrium in a game, we provide evidence that there are games in which convergence to such.
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This paper studies signaling games with general payoff functions. Our results address the robustness and limitations of the above monotonicity prediction by ...
May 31, 2007 · The efficient separating equilibrium for a sequence of games in which the probability of the lowest type con- verges to zero does not converge ...
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Our approach can simplify both the strategy selection and equilibrium calculation tasks required to solve signaling games. This approach to solving signaling ...
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We present a simple primal-dual algorithm for computing approximate Nash equilibria in two-person zero-sum sequential games with imcomplete information and ...
Signaling games refer narrowly to a class of two-player games of incompleteinformation in which one player is informed and the other is not.
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