The results show that this bias is rapidly eroded under subsequent adversarial training on heterogeneous games, where play reverts to mixed or risk-sensitive equilibria.
NashDreamer is proposed, a principled MBRL framework for two-player zero-sum IIGs that introduces a centralized Multi-Agent Recurrent State-Space Model (MARSSM) that decouples environment dynamics from the effect of players's strategies on their individual observations.
We study risk-sensitive evolutionary learning dynamics and their long-run equilibrium selection behaviors in coordination games. Agents'risk attitudes enter through the classical entropic risk measure, which evaluates opponent-induced payoff uncertainty and feeds into noisy best responses under two standard revision pr...
Many modern systems involve the strategic interaction of multiple agents. In such settings, observed actions typically reflect equilibrium behavior under utilities that are only partially known. Recovering these hidden utilities from data - the central goal of inverse game theory - is key for prediction, counterfactual...
Andreas Feik, P. Pinson, Dario Paccagnan· 0 citations
In this paper, we extend earlier findings of supra-competitive outcomes in optimal-execution games by identifying a learned punitive mechanism that deters deviations and provides behavioural evidence of collusion. We investigate this mechanism in a two-player, finite-horizon Almgren-Chriss liquidation game. Independent...
Christos-Spyridon Koulouris, Carlo Campajola· 0 citations
Networked decentralized optimal equilibrium learning dynamics in which agents generate randomized semantic content/discontent signals from local payoff comparisons and exchange time-stamped time-stacked tables rather than raw actions, payoff information or local estimates/parameters are proposed.
Seref Taha Kiremitci, Muhammed O. Sayin· 0 citations
Standard solution concepts for stochastic games, such as Markov perfect equilibrium and Markov coarse correlated equilibrium, are computationally difficult, and thus, standard decentralized reinforcement-learning algorithms should not generally be expected to converge to them. In this paper, we study the equilibrium ge...
Maurizio D'Andrea, Bar Light· 0 citations
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