Thesis etd-11062009-143626 |
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Thesis type
Tesi di laurea specialistica
URN
etd-11062009-143626
Thesis title
EMERGENCE OF COOPERATION IN NON-COOPERATIVE REPEATED GAMES: CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK AND SIMULATION VIA GENETIC ALGORITHM
Department
ECONOMIA
Course of study
SCIENZE ECONOMICHE
Supervisors
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relatore Prof. Pacini, Pier Mario
Keywords
- folk theorem
- genetic algorithm
- prisoner's dilemma
- repeated games
Graduation session start date
23/11/2009
Availability
Withheld
Release date
23/11/2049
Abstract (Inglese)
Abstract (Italiano)
We present a survey of some the main applications of the folk theorem, a central result of the theory of repeated games proves that cooperative outcomes can be obtained in non-cooperative repeated games, to a variety of settings differing for the type of interaction between players. However, the folk theorem fails to provide practical tools for predicting the outcome of specific games. Computer simulation is one of the means by which the theory can be complemented. In this thesis, we applied the genetic algorithm to the analysis of four different tournaments of the repeated prisoner's dilemma.
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