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Rationality and knowledge in game theory

Dekel-Tabak, Eddie - 1997

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Hierachies of beliefs and common knowledge

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Signaling future actions and the potential for sacrifice

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A true expert knows which question should be asked

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A true expert knows which question should be asked

Dekel-Tabak, Eddie; Feinberg, Yossi - 2004

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A true expert knows which question should be asked.

Dekel-Tabak, Eddie (contributor); … - 2004

We suggest a test for discovering whether a potential expert is informed of the distribution of a stochastic process. In a non-Bayesian non-parametric setting, the expert is asked to make a prediction which is tested against a single realization of the stochastic process. It is shown that by...

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A true expert knows which question should be asked.

Dekel, Eddie; Feinberg, Yossi - 2004

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The True Expert Knows Which Question Should Be Asked

Dekel, Eddie; Feinberg, Yossi - 2004

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