A Direct Algorithm for Computing Nash Equilibriums
Journal: International Journal of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence (Vol.3, No. 2)Publication Date: 2013-06-27
Authors : Lunshan Gao;
Page : 80-86
Keywords : Two-Person General-Sum Game; Mixed Nash Equilibrium; Expected Average Payoff; Linguistic Variable; The Fuzzy Average; Triangular Fuzzy Number; Consequence Matrix;
Abstract
This paper describes a relationship between the expected average payoffs of a two-person general-sum game and the fuzzy average of two linguistic values. It is shown that the expected average payoff is identical to the fuzzy average. A new algorithm for calculating mixed Nash equilibriums is introduced by using this concept. The new algorithm simplifies the process of finding mixed Nash equilibriums of two-person general-sum games to solving linear equations.
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