MATRIX GAME EVALUATION IN GAME THEORY
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Games theory , matrix games , conflict processes , achievement matrix , saddle point , maxmin strategy , minimax strategy , game price , mixed strategies , linear programming , optimal strategy , mathematics modeling , economic issues , work releaseAbstract
Article games theory matrix games to the department dedicated to be , to work release and economy in the field conflicted processes mathematician modeling and solution methods seeing It turns out . Matrix of games main concepts , including achievement matrix , game lower and high prices , saddle point , maxmin and minimum strategies is explained . If the game saddle to the point has if not , mix strategies method using solution find process is described . Matrix games linear programming to the issue to bring methods and this optimal strategies in the process determination algorithms The article is cited . two example through theoretical concepts practical solutions with is strengthened . Used literature list the topic deeper study for additional sources presented Article mathematician programming and optimization in the field professionals , students and researchers for useful is considered .
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