Overmathematisation in game theory: pitting the Nash Equilibrium Refinement Programme against the Epistemic Programme

Bruin, Boudewijn de

doi:10.1016/j.shpsa.2009.06.005

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“…Route information, such as element identifiers and names, is encoded in Lu at el. [14]'s complex Dewey encoding [18].…”

Section: Rn Matching Twigmentioning

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Strategies and Approaches for Generating Identical Extensive XML Tree Instances

Reddy,

Bommala,

Bhyrapuneni

2023

IJRITCC

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In recent years, XML has become the de facto internet wire language. Data may be organized and given context with the use of XML. A well-organized document facilitates the transformation of raw data into actionable intelligence. In B2B1 applications, the XML data is sent and created. This implies the need for fast query processing on XML data. The processing of XML tree sample queries (XTPQ) that provide an efficient response (also known as sample matching) is a topic of active study in the XML database field.DOM (Parser) may be used to transform an XML document into a tree representation. Extensible Markup Language (XML) query languages like XPath and XQuery use tree samples (twigs) to express query results.XML query processing focuses mostly on effectively locating all instances of twig 1 samples inside an XML database. Numerous techniques for matching such tree samples have been presented in recent years. In this study, we survey recent developments in XTPQ processing. This summary will begin by introducing several algorithms for twig sample matching and then go on to provide some background on holistic techniques to process XTPQ.

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“…Route information, such as element identifiers and names, is encoded in Lu at el. [14]'s complex Dewey encoding [18].…”

Section: Rn Matching Twigmentioning

confidence: 99%

Strategies and Approaches for Generating Identical Extensive XML Tree Instances

Reddy,

Bommala,

Bhyrapuneni

2023

IJRITCC

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“…First of all, cognitive 20 In this spirit, I follow in the footsteps of the established programme of epistemic game theory, aiming to clarify solution concepts and their underlying epistemic principles. See more on this in de Bruin (2009) or Perea (2012).…”

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Epistemic Foundations of Salience-Based Coordination

Zachník¹

2021

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This paper aims to assess current theoretical findings on the origin of coordination by salience and suggests a way to clarify the existing framework. The main concern is to reveal how different coordination mechanisms rely on specific epistemic aspects of reasoning. The paper highlights the fact that basic epistemic assumptions of theories diverge in a way that makes them essentially distinctive. Consequently, recommendations and predictions of the traditional views of coordination by salience are, in principle, based on the processes related to the agent's presumptions regarding the cognitive abilities of a co-player. This finding implies that we should consider these theories as complementary, and not competitive, explanations of the same phenomenon.

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“…Game theory has been very successful in developing a deeper understanding of how decisions of rational players are carried out in the circumstances of interaction with another party. One of the major critics of game theory is that players who behave irrationally might benefit more, thus the rationality itself directly hampers game theory (Hao et al, 2014;De Bruin, 2009;Kelly, 2003).…”

Section: Restrictions On the Application Of Game Theorymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Game theory is based on the assumption of rationality, but there is a need for further experimental evidence to support the assumption that individuals choose to perform important strategies and complex decisions under an element of uncertainty driven by rationality (Pooyandeh & Marceau, 2014;De Bruin, 2009;Kelly, 2003).…”

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“…Rationality can be defined as a categorical behaviour which originates entirely from the reason (Kelly, 2003). Since individuals have the ability to find the reason, rationality dictates behaviour with which everybody can agree and all individuals are guided by their ability to find the reason and therefore to agree on uniform behaviour (Houser & McCabe, 2014;De Bruin, 2009). Rational players follow universal rules which are guided by rationality.…”

Section: Restrictions On the Application Of Game Theorymentioning

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The Use of Game Theory for Making Rational Decisions in Business Negations: A Conceptual Model

Peleckis¹

2015

EBER

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The objective of this paper is a comparative analysis of the world literature on game theory and its applicability for rational decision-making in negotiations and creation of a model supporting strategic decisions in negotiations. Research Design & Methods: Systematic, comparative, logical analysis and synthesis of the scientific literature. In order to create an algorithm of negotiations statements on theory of graphs, game theory and theory of heuristic algorithm were applied. Findings: The article proposes an algorithm which combines the game theory approach with heuristic algorithms in order to reflect the specifics of negotiations better. Such an algorithm can be used to support strategic decisions in negotiations and is useful for better understanding of the strategic management of negotiating processes. Implications & Recommendations: The proposed mathematical algorithm for the strategy formulation of international business negotiations can be used in electronic business negotiations, both as a standalone tool, or as partially requiring support by the negotiator. Contribution & Value Added: The game theory methods support rational solutions in business negotiations, as they enable to analyse the interacting forces. This is particularly relevant in international business negotiations, where participants from different cultures can be faced with numerous uncertainties. Article type: conceptual article

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Overmathematisation in game theory: pitting the Nash Equilibrium Refinement Programme against the Epistemic Programme

Cited by 9 publications

References 75 publications

Strategies and Approaches for Generating Identical Extensive XML Tree Instances

Strategies and Approaches for Generating Identical Extensive XML Tree Instances

Epistemic Foundations of Salience-Based Coordination

The Use of Game Theory for Making Rational Decisions in Business Negations: A Conceptual Model

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