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IDC
2009
Springer
14 years 2 months ago
Cost of Cooperation for Scheduling Meetings
Scheduling meetings among agents can be represented as a game - the Meetings Scheduling Game (MSG). In its simplest form, the two-person MSG is shown to have a price of anarchy (Po...
Alon Grubshtein, Amnon Meisels
ACMACE
2005
ACM
13 years 9 months ago
AI middleware as means for improving gameplay
Current commercial AI middleware are still far from being a generic and flexible tool for developing computer games. Also the literature lacks proposals in this field. In this w...
Börje Karlsson, Bruno Feijó
JAIR
2008
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13 years 7 months ago
On Similarities between Inference in Game Theory and Machine Learning
In this paper, we elucidate the equivalence between inference in game theory and machine learning. Our aim in so doing is to establish an equivalent vocabulary between the two dom...
Iead Rezek, David S. Leslie, Steven Reece, Stephen...
CDC
2009
IEEE
107views Control Systems» more  CDC 2009»
14 years 12 days ago
Learning approaches to the Witsenhausen counterexample from a view of potential games
— Since Witsenhausen put forward his remarkable counterexample in 1968, there have been many attempts to develop efficient methods for solving this non-convex functional optimiz...
Na Li, Jason R. Marden, Jeff S. Shamma
AMAI
2004
Springer
13 years 7 months ago
Representing von Neumann-Morgenstern Games in the Situation Calculus
Sequential von Neumann-Morgernstern (VM) games are a very general formalism for representing multi-agent interactions and planning problems in a variety of types of environments. ...
Oliver Schulte, James P. Delgrande