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Reinforcement learning with foregone payoff information in normal form games

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Endogeneous quantal response equilibrium for normal form games

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Endogeneous quantal response equilibrium for normal form games

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Beliefs about other players : experimental evidence

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Between-game rule learning in dissimilar symmetric normal-form games

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Impulse balance theory and its extension by an additional criterion

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Eye movements in strategic choice

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Reinforcement Learning with Foregone Payoff Information in Normal Form Games

Funai, Naoki - 2019

This paper studies the reinforcement learning of Erev and Roth with foregone payoff information in normal form games … chosen the other actions. We provide conditions under which the reinforcement learning process almost surely converges to a …

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Discovery Process in Normal-Form Games with Unawareness : Cognitive Stability and Closedness under Rational Behavior

Tada, Yoshihiko - 2021

This study examines how each player chooses her/his optimal action in "normal-form games with unawareness" by applying a "discovery process" to them. We show that if each player implements a best response to the opponents' immediately preceding plays, then any discovery process converges to a...

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