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Probability and possibility models of matrix games of two subjects
S. S. Papilin, Yu. P. Pytyev Lomonosov Moscow State University, Faculty of Physics, Chair of
Computer Methods in Physics
Abstract:
Probability models and their possibility counterparts of one-matrix and bimatrix games of two subjects (A and B) were defined and analyzed. For one-matrix game possibility model a theorem was proven saying that maximin and minimax fuzzy strategies exist and that possibilities of A win and B loss related to these strategies are equal.
The concepts of fuzzy and randomized game strategies were defined and analyzed. A problem of statistic modelling of A and B fuzzy strategies was resolved.
For bimatrix game possibility models the existence of equilibrium points was examined. For the problem of win possibility maximization it was proven that equilibrium points exist. For the problem of loss possibility minimization it was shown that if equilibrium points exist there are some of them related to unfussy A and B strategies.
Keywords:
probability theory, possibility theory, game theory, matrix game, bimatrix game, minimax strategy, maximin strategy, equilibrium point.
Received: 15.03.2010
Citation:
S. S. Papilin, Yu. P. Pytyev, “Probability and possibility models of matrix games of two subjects”, Matem. Mod., 22:12 (2010), 144–160; Math. Models Comput. Simul., 3:4 (2011), 528–540
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