SOLVING LARGE GAMES WITH SIMULATED FICTITIOUS PLAY

Volume: 08, Issue: 03, Pages: 437 - 467
Published: Sep 1, 2006
Abstract
A computational procedure, Simulated Fictitious Play (SFP), is introduced to approximate equilibrium solutions for n-person, non-cooperative games with large strategy spaces. A variant of the iterative solution process fictitious play (FP), SFP is first demonstrated on several small n-person games with known solutions. In each case, SFP solutions are compared to those obtained through analytical methods. Sensitivity analyses are presented that...
Paper Details
Title
SOLVING LARGE GAMES WITH SIMULATED FICTITIOUS PLAY
Published Date
Sep 1, 2006
Volume
08
Issue
03
Pages
437 - 467
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