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In this paper, we consider a discrete time stochastic Stackelberg game where there is a defender (also called leader) who has to defend a target and an attacker (also called follower). The attacker has a private type that evolves as a controlled Markov process. The objective is to compute...
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Information cascades have been studied in the literature where myopic selfish users sequentially appear and make a decision to buy a product based on their private observation about the value of the product and actions of their predecessors. Bikhchandani et. al (1992) and Banerjee (1992)...
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In this paper, we consider the notion of -robust equilibrium for finite strategic players in anonymous games, where utility of a player depends on other players' actions only through the resulting distribution of actions played. This equilibrium is defined as the set of strategies of the players...
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There exists many real world scenarios where interaction among people in a society lead to polarization. This could be polarization of opinions based on people's political leanings, geographical polarization based on racial, religious, cultural, ideological identities or more. In this paper, we...
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