Nonmetric test of the minimax theory of two-person zerosum games¶
O'Neill. (1987). Nonmetric test of the minimax theory of two-person zerosum games.
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- Matching pennies
- Game-theory pedagogy — the home use, the standard introduction to mixed-strategy equilibrium, the minimal setting in which mixing is forced rather than optional. Experimental economics — lab studies (O'Neill, Mookherjee-Sopher, Goeree-Holt) testing whether subjects actually randomize uniformly, generating the quantal-response and level-k refinements
This sourceThe founding laboratory test of minimax play in a two-person zero-sum game, reporting that subjects' average move frequencies and win proportions matched the minimax predictions closely though with wide variation between individuals; it is one of the three studies this sentence names, and it does not itself produce the quantal-response or level-k refinements.
- Game-theory pedagogy — the home use, the standard introduction to mixed-strategy equilibrium, the minimal setting in which mixing is forced rather than optional. Experimental economics — lab studies (O'Neill, Mookherjee-Sopher, Goeree-Holt) testing whether subjects actually randomize uniformly, generating the quantal-response and level-k refinements
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