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| | | | | Connections in mathematics: games and graphs John Nash is famous for his creation of what has become one of the central notions of modern game theory---his concept of what is a ``solution" for a non-zero sum game. For this work he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 1994, along with John Harsanyi... | |
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niklasriewald.com
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| | | | | In 6vs6 Pokemon games, you have up to 9 choices every turn: 4 moves and 5 possible switches. Sometimes there is also the option to mega evolve or use a Z-move which can increase possible options to 13. As your opponent has also ~9 choices to make, there are ~81 possible ways the next turn... | |
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| | | | | It turns out that the game with alternate moves can be converted into a game with just one move... Payoffs and strategies Bill Casselman University of British Columbia Payoffs and strategies In a recent Feature Column I discussed a basic search tool used by computers to explore options in playing certain games such as tic-tac-toe... | |
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bldavies.com
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| | | Earlier this year I joined Motu, an economic and public policy research institute based in Wellington, New Zealand. In this post, I analyse the coauthorship network among Motu researchers based on working paper publications. The data used in my analysis are available here. Collecting and preparing the data Bibliographic data are notoriously uncooperative. Changes in author or institution names make it difficult to uniquely identify researchers across time, reducing data consistency and completeness. | ||
