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THE POWER OF KNOWLEDGE IN GAMES
2013
International Game Theory Review
We propose a theory of the interaction between knowledge and games. Epistemic game theory is of course a well developed subject [4, 5] . But there is also a need for a theory of how some agents can affect the outcome of a game by affecting the knowledge which other agents have and thereby affecting their actions. We concentrate on games of incomplete or imperfect information, and study how conservative, moderate, or aggressive players might play such games. We provide models for the behavior of
doi:10.1142/s0219198913400306
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