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The incomplete information solution of mixed strategy of game

Zhang Chang-wen

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The incomplete information solution of mixed strategy of game was first put forward by Harsanyi in 1973.Mixed strategy of game with complete information was argued for its uncertainty.Maybe it is reasonable to interpret mixed strategy of game with incomplete information.The supervisory gameis proved according to Harsanyi,and the same result is abtained.

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The incomplete information solution of mixed strategy of game was first put forward by Harsanyi in 1973.Mixed strategy of game with complete information was argued for its uncertainty.Maybe it is reasonable to interpret mixed strategy of game with incomplete information.The supervisory gameis proved according to Harsanyi,and the same result is abtained.

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The incomplete information solution of mixed strategy of game was first put forward by Harsanyi in 1973.Mixed strategy of game with complete information was argued for its uncertainty.Maybe it is reasonable to interpret mixed strategy of game with incomplete information.The supervisory gameis proved according to Harsanyi,and the same result is abtained.

Key concepts: Complete information, Strategy, Extensive-form game, Mathematical economics, Game theory, Bayesian game, Sequential game, Computer science

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