
Finding Nash Equilibria through Simulation
http://coe.psu.ac.th/ad/nashSim/

Andrew Davison
July 2024

Examples
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The subheadings refer to the Python simulator used to execute the payoff matrix in a text file. The numbers in brackets refer to the associated video number in William Spaniel's "Game Theory 101" playlist which begins at:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NSVmOC_5zrE&list=PLKI1h_nAkaQoDzI4xDIXzx6U2ergFmedo


sim22.py
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pd.txt  (2)
stag.txt  (4)
stoplight.txt  (5)
pennies.txt  (7)
goalie.txt  (7,30)
wpennies.txt  (8)
battle.txt  (10,11,27)
battle2.txt  (12)
battle3.txt  (13)
ime.txt  (14)
freeMoney.txt  (15)
battle27.txt  (27)
pd29.txt  (29)
takeShare.txt  (35)
chicken.txt

sim33.py
--------
iesds3.txt  (3)
rps36.txt  (34,36)
rps37.txt  (36-37)
fictious.txt

sim44.py
--------
duoComp.txt
generals.txt  (6)
randomGame.txt
rowCol.txt

simNN.py
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All the examples for:
  sim33.py; e.g. rps37.txt
  sim44.py; e.g. randomGame.txt
duoComp6.txt
amdIntel.txt
game5.txt

