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Game theory: Nash, minimax, LP
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Module 4
Proving Minimax using LP Duality
1
Linear Programming for Zero-Sum Games
Formulate a player's maximin problem in a zero-sum game as a linear program.
2
Duality in Zero-Sum Games: Maximin and Minimax Equivalence
Demonstrate that the dual of the maximin LP corresponds to the opponent's minimax problem.
3
Minimax Theorem and Strong Duality
Derive the minimax theorem as a direct consequence of the strong duality theorem of linear programming.
4
Game Theory: Primal, Dual, and Optimal Strategies
Interpret the optimal primal and dual solutions of the game's LP formulation as the value of the game and the optimal mixed strategies.
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