FTP in game theory, what are these sets of strategies in which no agent has an incentive to unilaterally deviate?
In practice they can be computed quickly using the Govindan-Wilson or Lemke-Howson algorithms, and they can be proved to always exist via Kakutani's theorem. Their predictive value is questionable, since many may exist, and it would be difficult for agents to coordinate on one. In the prisoner's dilemma, the only one is mutual defection since it is a dominant strategy for both players. FTP in game theory, what are these sets of strategies in which no agent has an incentive to unilaterally deviate?
In practice they can be computed quickly using the Govindan-Wilson or Lemke-Howson algorithms, and they can be proved to always exist via Kakutani's theorem.
{Nash} equilibria