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A deployed quantal response-based patrol planning system for the US Coast Guard

An et al., 2013

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An B
Ordóñez F
Tambe M
Shieh E
Yang R
Baldwin C
DiRenzo III J
Moretti K
Maule B
Meyer G
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In this paper, we describe the model, theory developed, and deployment of PROTECT, a game-theoretic system that the United States Coast Guard (USCG) uses to schedule patrols in the Port of Boston. The USCG evaluated PROTECT's deployment in the Port of Boston as …
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