L. Mallozzi, J. Vidal-Puga
In this paper, we study the generalization of (Nash) equilibrium and dominance solvability to interval fuzzy games in strategic form. We show that the more straightforward generalizations of these concepts do not inherit their most relevant results, either in terms of existence or refinement. To efficiently handle the fuzziness of the payoffs, we use the Hurwicz criterion and introduce new equilibrium concepts and dominance solutions which greatly overcome these drawbacks.
Palabras clave: Dominance solvability, Fuzzy interval payoffs, Hurwicz criterion
Programado
GT02 Teoría de Juegos IV. Teoría de juegos, comunicación y repartos
10 de junio de 2022 16:00
A14
