Re: [Gambit-users] suspicious optimisation

[Turocy T. Dr (ECO) <T.T...@ue...>]

On 8 Oct 2011, at 08:22, Gelareh Veisi wrote:

Dear all
I've just started working with correlated equilibrium concept and I would be very grateful if anyone can help me with it
1. Is there a software like Gambit to compute correlated equilibria of matrix games?

As correlated equilibria are computed using a linear program, it is straightforward to use the Gambit library to compute these with your favourite LP solver.

2. How many correlated equilibria does a finite matrix game have?

Based on the answer to (1), a matrix game has either one or infinitely many correlated equilibria; these are the only possibilities.

TLT
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