rel_eq_as_discounted_sums: Translate equilibrium payoffs as discounted sum of payoffs
In skranz/RelationalContracts: Characterize relational contracts in repated or stochastic games
Description
By default equilibrium payoffs are given as average discounted payoffs. This is the discounted sum of payoffs multiplied by (1-delta).
Usage
1
Details
Call this function after you have solved an equilibrium if you want to present the equilibrium
@param g the game for which an equilibrium was computedayoffs as the discounted sum of payoffs instead.
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Description
By default equilibrium payoffs are given as average discounted payoffs. This is the discounted sum of payoffs multiplied by (1-delta).
Usage
1 |
Details
Call this function after you have solved an equilibrium if you want to present the equilibrium
@param g the game for which an equilibrium was computedayoffs as the discounted sum of payoffs instead.
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