Games Played by Networked Players

Huang, Fan; Luo, Xudong; Leung, Ho-fung; Zhong, Qiaoting

doi:10.1109/wi-iat.2013.83

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“…That is, suspect 2 has more desires to benefit suspect 1 (e.g., suspect 2 is a father and suspect 1 is his son). The results of psychology experiments have justified that altruism does exist in humans, i.e., in some situations, human beings have the desire to help others (e.g., normally parents desire to help their kids even their direct benefits will be damaged). Now suspect 1 will be released and suspect 2 will be jailed for 4 years.…”

Section: Illustrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, Bayesian games with the incomplete information about the players' types are transferred to normal form games. Huang et al . develop a model of games played by networked players, and their method of solving such games is also to transfer this kind of games into normal form game model.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…However, suspect 1 considers his freedom constraint more than his honesty constraint, whereas suspect 2 considers his freedom constraint less than his honesty constraint. That is, suspect 2 has more desires to benefit suspect 1 24 (e.g., suspect 2 is a father and 24 i.e., in some situations, human beings have the desire to help others 25 (e.g., normally parents desire to help their kids even their direct benefits will be damaged). Now suspect 1 will be released and suspect 2 will be jailed for 4 years.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…On the other hand, Bayesian games 37 with the incomplete information about the players' types are transferred to normal form games. Huang et al 25 develop a model of games played by networked players, and their method of solving such games is also to transfer this kind of games into normal form game model. Furthermore, Zhang et al [38][39][40] propose a model of games with ambiguous information about player's types in dynamic or static situations.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Games Played under Fuzzy Constraints

Zhang

Luo

Leung

2015

Int. J. Intell. Syst.

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Psychological experiment studies reveal that human interaction behaviors are often not the same as what game theory predicts. One of important reasons is that they did not put relevant constraints into consideration when the players choose their best strategies. However, in real life, games are often played in certain contexts where players are constrained by their capabilities, law, culture, custom, and so on. For example, if someone wants to drive a car, he/she has to have a driving license. Therefore, when a human player of a game chooses a strategy, he/she should consider not only the material payoff or monetary reward from taking his/her best strategy and others' best responses but also how feasible to take the strategy in that context where the game is played. To solve such a game, this paper establishes a model of fuzzily constrained games and introduces a solution concept of constrained equilibrium for the games of this kind. Our model is consistent with psychological experiment results of ultimatum games. We also discuss what will happen if Prisoner's Dilemma and Stag Hunt are played under fuzzy constraints. In general, after putting constraints into account, our model can reflect well the human behaviors of fairness, altruism, self‐interest, and so on, and thus can predict the outcomes of some games more accurate than conventional game theory.

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Section: Illustrationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%