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In this 2-hour long project-based course, you will learn the game theoretic concepts of Two player Static and Dynamic Games, Pure and Mixed strategy Nash Equilibria for static games (illustrations with unique and multiple solutions), Example of Axelrod tournament. You will be building two player Nash games and analyze them using Python packages Nashpy and Axelrod, especially built for game theoretic analyses. Also, you will gain the understanding of computational mechanisms related to the aforementioned concepts. Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions....

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JB

30 de dic. de 2022

It would be welcome to create an additional project that includes Hotelling’s Location Model (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Location_model)

LM

4 de mar. de 2021

Good introduction and the exercises are very well structerd and the pace is easy to follow. Beware that the sound quality is not great.

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por Jorge S

9 de ago. de 2020

Not recommended:

The instructor does not explain any of the theory behind what we are doing, she is hard to understand without captions due to a bad microphone, and seems to be improvising instead of going through a script.

On top of that the "Rhyme" platform is a train wreck: the video is displayed in a tiny fraction of the screen, if forces you to use a untrusted VM and login using your Google account, vide stops when the window loses focus, etc.

por oussama1995

8 de ago. de 2020

a very interesting project to learn basics of python programming in game theory

por Ahnaf T A

22 de ago. de 2020

Thank you!

por Pascal U E

21 de ago. de 2020

The images in the notebook did show up, I have to rewind the video to see instructions

por Jordan B

30 de dic. de 2022

It would be welcome to create an additional project that includes Hotelling’s Location Model (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Location_model)

por Luís M B d M

4 de mar. de 2021

Good introduction and the exercises are very well structerd and the pace is easy to follow. Beware that the sound quality is not great.

por Manojkumar

27 de sep. de 2020

It is so easy and very use full

por Wadekar S B

17 de ago. de 2020

Nice Course !!!

por Jesus M Z F

28 de jul. de 2020

Great course

por Komal W

27 de jul. de 2020

thank you

por Luiz A M F

17 de mar. de 2023

Easy way to learn a new tool, but you do need a little experience to apply it

por Buhong L

6 de sep. de 2020

good for beginners but too simple for intermediates

por Shazia M S

14 de oct. de 2020

I respect but the voice is not natural

por Piotr Z

24 de ene. de 2021

Bad audio track, not easy to follow.