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having a nonempty core, and this core is usually considered as the solution of game. Based on the concept of k-additivity, we … define to so-called k-balanced games and the corresponding generalization of core, the k-additive core, whose elements are … corresponding k-additive core is not empty. For the games in the k-additive core, we propose a sharing procedure to get an …
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We study cooperative games associated with a communication structure which takes into account a level of communication between players. Let us consider an undirected communication graph: each node represents a player and there is an edge between two nodes if the corresponding players can...
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This note proposes an example which contradicts the idea that similar countries will negotiate an agreement on a uniform standard. It shows that strictly identical countries may have an interest in reducing their emissions differently, and not in a uniform way. This result relies on the...
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graphs. We study in this perspective the core of games defined on k-regular set systems. We show that the core may be …
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Suppose a decision maker (DM) has partial information about certain events of a ?-algebra A belonging to set ? and assesses their likelihood through a capacity v. When is this information probabilistic, i.e. compatible with a probability ? We consider three notions of compatibility with a...
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The core of a cooperative game on a set of players N is one of the most popular concept of solution. When cooperation … is restricted (feasible coalitions form a subcollection F of 2N), the core may become unbounded, which makes it usage … questionable in practice. Our proposal is to make the core bounded by turning some of the inequalities defining the core into …
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to the c-core, while the latter corresponds to the aspiration core or d-core, where in both case, the best configuration …, that is, coalitions for which any solution of the d-core yields a payment for that coalition equal to its worht. In … possible payment (core element) and a single possible configuration. We also introduce the notion of inescapable coalitions …
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-multicoalitional core and the c-multicoalitional core, and both arise as the strong Nash equilibrium of two games, where in the first … utility per active unit of time is maximized, while in the second it is the utility per total unit of time. We show that the d-core … (or aspiration core) of Benett, and the c-core of Guesnerie and Oddou are strongly related to the d-multicoalitional and c …
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In cooperative games, the core is one of the most popular solution concept since it ensures coalitional rationality …. For non-balanced games however, the core is empty, and other solution concepts have to be found. We propose the use of … particular, the k-additive core proposed by Grabisch and Miranda is a general solution preserving coalitional rationality which …
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core (nonemptiness, boundedness, pointedness, extremal rays). …
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