solve_seq: Find Nash equilibria of a sequential-form game
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solve_seq

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Find Nash equilibria of a sequential-form game

Description

solve_seq() finds Nash equilibrium outcomes of a sequential-form game. This is a wrapper function of solve_seq_matrix, solve_seq_char, and solve_seq_fcn.

Usage

solve_seq(
  game,
  show_table = TRUE,
  mark_br = FALSE,
  cons1 = NULL,
  cons2 = NULL,
  cons_common = NULL,
  precision = 1L,
  quietly = FALSE
)

Arguments

`game`	A "sequential_form" class object created by `seq_form()`.
`show_table`	A logical value. If `TRUE`, the table of the game will be displayed. Default is `TRUE`.
`mark_br`	A logical value. If `TRUE`, the follower's best response to each of the leader's strategy is marked. Default is `FALSE`.
`cons1`	A named list of parameters contained in `game$payoff$payoffs1` that should be treated as constants, if any.
`cons2`	A named list of parameters contained in `game$payoff$payoffs2` that should be treated as constants, if any.
`cons_common`	A named list of parameters contained in `game$payoff$payoffs1` and `game$payoff$payoffs2` that should be treated as constants, if any. If `cons1` and `cons2` are exactly same, you can specify `cons_common` instead of specifying both `cons1` and `cons2`.
`precision`	A natural number specifying the precision of numerical approximation. The value n approximately means that the approximation is correct up to the Nth decimal place. The default value is 1.
`quietly`	A logical value that determines whether the equilibrium will be kept in the returned list without being printed on screen. Default is `FALSE`.