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Win stay, lose shift or imitation - only the choice of peers counts

Posch, Martin (contributor) - 2001 - [Elektronische Ressource]

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Cycling in a stochastic learning algorithm for normal form games

Posch, Martin - In: Journal of evolutionary economics : JEE 7 (1997) 2, pp. 193-207

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Network externalities and the dynamics of markets

Keilbach, Max C.; Posch, Martin - 1997

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Hunting for significance with the false discovery rate

Posch, Martin; Zehetmayer, Sonja; Bauer, Peter - In: Journal of the American Statistical Association : JASA 104 (2009) 486, pp. 832-840

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A uniform improvement of Bonferroni-type tests by sequential tests

Posch, Martin; Futschik, Andreas - In: Journal of the American Statistical Association : JASA 103 (2008) 481, pp. 299-308

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Attainability of boundary points under reinforcement learning

Hopkins, Ed; Posch, Martin - In: Games and economic behavior 53 (2005) 1, pp. 110-125

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Attainability of Boundary Points under Reinforcement Learning

Hopkins, Ed; Posch, Martin - David K. Levine - 2003

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WIN STAY, LOSE SHIFT OR IMITATION – ONLY THE CHOICE OF PEERS COUNTS

Posch, Martin - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 2001

Win Stay, Lose Shift as well as imitation strategies for iterated games rely on an aspiration level. With both learning rules a move is repeated unless the pay-off fell short of the aspiration level. I investigate social adaptation mechanisms for the aspiration level and their impact on the...

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The economy as an evolving complex system

1988

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Santa Fe Institute studies in the sciences of complexity / Proceedings volume : SISOC

Santa Fe Institute - Redwood City, Calif. [u.a.] : Addison-Wesley Publ. Co. - 1.1988 - 28.1998

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