Sentence examples for an extensive form from inspiring English sources

Finally, and in contrast to technocratic critics of laissez-faire such as Walter Lippmann, Dewey argues that an extensive form of democracy is essential for social action.

We propose an extensive form game to give a noncooperative interpretation of the Mas-Colell bargaining set for transferable utility games.

Designed to take advantage of the recurring nature of certain economic and social situations, a cyclic game differs from an extensive form game in that a cyclic game does not necessarily have an end.

In effect, it describes the amoeba-like sub-division process of Soqotra's clan formation as well as evokes the image of a cloth being torn apart continuously into ever-thinner strips, partly to accommodate the spatial requirements of grazing herds as part of an extensive form of pastoralism.

When Joanna moves she is at her information set I22 = {C1, D1}, that is, she moves knowing that Lizzi might have chosen either C1 or D1, so this game is an extensive form representation of the Chicken game of Figure 3.1.

Other investigators have also developed methods based on digital holography, itself an extensive form of interferometric measurement.

In this paper, we define and study security games with an extensive-form infinite-horizon underlying game, where decision nodes are potentially infinite.

We first formulate a two-period model to investigate the OEM's product-design strategy and the remanufacturer's pricing strategy in an extensive-form game, in which the equilibrium decisions of the resulting scenarios are derived.

Domestic scholars Yang (2007), Chang and Wang (2008), and Wan (2008) studied the risks that banks and other financial institutions are facing in SCF mode including credit risk, operational risks, etc. Wan (2008) conducted an extensive-form game model to illustrate that the risk avoidance mechanism of SCF is likely to fail.

The test, a less extensive form of scanning, revealed a moderate buildup of calcium in his arteries, a potential sign of heart disease.

The other, at the European Institute of Oncology, in Milan, involved 701 women and compared radical mastectomies, which removed more tissue, with a more extensive form of lumpectomy.