Game theory strategies

Krapivin V.F. and Klimov V.V. (1995). Valuation of convergence of physical mixture strategies in matrix games. Theory and Control Systems, 6, 209-217 [in Russian]. 

Dresher, M., The Mathematics of Games of Strategy Theory and Applications, Dover, New York, 1981. 

Strategy here corresponds to some evolutionary stable strategy (ESS) as derived from biological applications of game theory (Szathmary, Maynard Smith). 

Buss DM 1994 The evolution of desire strategies of human mating. HarperCollins, New York Colman AM, Wilson JC 1997 Antisocial personality disorder an evolutionary game theory analysis. Legal Criminol Psychol 2 23—34... 

Maynard Smith I m curious about the prediction from evolutionary game theory, that a genetic polymorphism can be maintained, with different individuals adopting different strategies. Can you offer any plausible examples of places where a genetic polymorphism or a strategic one exists in the human population maintained by that kind of frequency-dependent selection ... 

It may not be immediately clear why one can assume that attackers have a strategy — couldn t they make a new decision what to do next after every step of communication with the correct entities However, this is equivalent One can describe a global strategy as a complete, probabilistic decision tree, as in game theory, where for every history and every new reaction of the correct entities, the possible actions of the attackers in the next step, each with a probability, are listed. 

Dutta, P. K. (1999), Strategies and Games Theory and Practice, MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. 

ABSTRACT Under the unreasonable situation of uncoordinated structures and imbalance regions in coalmine industry with the increasing rate of death accidents, this paper used game theory to study effectively on the system of rectification and closure of coal mines, and proposed the best strategy of estabhshing a new pattern of coal industry to achieve a fundamental improvement in the safety production of the coal industry. 

Stuart, H. W., Jr. 2001. Cooperative games and business strategy. In Game theory and business applications", K. Chatteijee and W.F. Samuelson, editors. Kluwer Academic Publishers. 

Zhao, R., Neighbour, G., Han, J., Mcguire, M. Deutz, R, 2012. Using game theory to describe strategy selection for environmental risk and carbon emissions reduction in the green supply chain. Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 25(6) 927-936. 

A parallel can be established between game theory and the way the system is modeled, as possible physical behaviors. The monitor player is able to fire or inhibit some transitions whereas the opponent, which can be regarded as the environment or the main controller, is able to fire any transitions. Safety rules are then the monitor strategy to achieve the winning condition (safety, permissiveness and validity) whatever the opponent plays. In particular, we take inspiration from supervisor synthesis [9], which is close to game theory. 

DufossS, F., Machin, M., Guiochet, J., Powell, D., Roy, M., Waeselynck, H. Safety strategy synthesis Game theory versus model-checking. LAAS-CNRS, Tech. Rep. 14059 (2014)... 

Straffm, P.D, 2001, Game theory and strategy. Warszawa Scholar (in polish). 

In this form, a multiple of standard deviation of the cost function is added to the mean values to form the objective function. The case k = 0 corresponds to game theory (suitable for, e.g., large portfolio management, fair gambling), whereas k> 0 implies a so-called risk-aversive strategy. 

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