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Reduction of Strategic Games to their Best-Response Equivalents
Godula, Martin ; Kočí, Radek (referee) ; Hrubý, Martin (advisor)
The main goal of this masther thesis is design and implementation of library for reduction of strategy profiles of strategy games in normal form. Logics of library functionality will be based on suitable heuristics founded on methods of iterative elimination of dominated strategies and FDDS. Functionality of resultant library will be demonstrated on convenient problems.
Tools of Game Theory in Economic Decision Making
Šebedovský, Richard ; Studený, Václav (referee) ; Mezník, Ivan (advisor)
Tato práce se zabývá současnými trendy v aplikaci teorie her k tvorbě ekonomických modelů, které se následně využívají při ekonomickém rozhodování s podporou prostředků informatiky. Práce se zejména opírá o poznatky teorie statických a dynamických her a her s dokonalými a nedokonalými informacemi. Zkoumány jsou modely týkající se sdílení zdrojů, aukcí a managementu. Pro každý z popsaných modelů je prezentována konkrétní aplikace.
Market model with random inputs
Krch, Ivan ; Lachout, Petr (advisor) ; Branda, Martin (referee)
The thesis deals with market models with random inputs represented by the newsvendor problem for which the randomness is given through a random number of customers. Presented work is divided into three chapters. In the first chapter we present the elementar newsvendor problem as stochastic programming problem with a fixed recourse. In the second chapter we present the multiplayer game theory adapted to the newsvendors problem. Moreover, in the second chapter we extend the problem by the second newsvendor on the market and in the third chapter we generalize the problem for n newsvendors on the market. We deal with the situations that arise in the chapters two and three from the game theory point of view and we study characteristics of a Nash equilibrium. Presented theory is demonstrated on illustrative examples in the ends of the two last chapters. 1
Market model with random inputs
Krch, Ivan ; Lachout, Petr (advisor) ; Večeř, Jan (referee)
The thesis deals with market models with random inputs represented by the newsvendor problem for which the randomness is given through a random number of customers. Presented work is divided into three chapters. In the first chapter we present the elementar newsvendor problem as stochastic programming problem with a fixed recourse. In the second chapter we present the multiplayer game theory adapted to the newsvendors problem. Moreover, in the second chapter we extend the problem by the second newsvendor on the market and in the third chapter we generalize the problem for n newsvendors on the market. We deal with the situations that arise in the chapters two and three from the game theory point of view and we study characteristics of a Nash equilibrium. Presented theory is demonstrated on illustrative examples in the ends of the two last chapters. 1
Market of newsboys
Bureček, Tomáš ; Lachout, Petr (advisor) ; Kopa, Miloš (referee)
This thesis solves the task of a newspaper vendor, which fits into the classical tasks of stochastic programming. The work includes an extension to the market of newsboys and also considers various influences that vendors may suffer. A continuous version of the problem is considered. The task is to find the optimal amount of product the buyer can buy to maximize his yield. The thesis discusses the issue of solving this problem. First, the problem is demonstrated in a easier version, and later this problem is developed. Finally, we find an iterative algorithm that calculates the approximate solution and demonstrates its functionality on an example. 1
Habitat selection game
Slavík, Jakub ; Pražák, Dalibor (advisor) ; John, Oldřich (referee)
In the presented work we study an application of evolutionary game theory in behavioral ecology, specifically the habitat selection game, which describes the distribution of population into a finite number of patches. We also show the existence, uniqueness and evolutionary stability of the ideal free distribution (IFD) observed in natural environments. To describe the process of the distri- bution we specify the dynamics of the habitat selection game using dispersion dynamics, and we show the stability of the IFD for different types of dispersion dynamics using the classical theory of ordinary differential equations and the theory of ordinary differential equations with discontinuous righthand sides. 1
Reduction of Strategic Games to their Best-Response Equivalents
Godula, Martin ; Kočí, Radek (referee) ; Hrubý, Martin (advisor)
The main goal of this masther thesis is design and implementation of library for reduction of strategy profiles of strategy games in normal form. Logics of library functionality will be based on suitable heuristics founded on methods of iterative elimination of dominated strategies and FDDS. Functionality of resultant library will be demonstrated on convenient problems.
Tools of Game Theory in Economic Decision Making
Šebedovský, Richard ; Studený, Václav (referee) ; Mezník, Ivan (advisor)
Tato práce se zabývá současnými trendy v aplikaci teorie her k tvorbě ekonomických modelů, které se následně využívají při ekonomickém rozhodování s podporou prostředků informatiky. Práce se zejména opírá o poznatky teorie statických a dynamických her a her s dokonalými a nedokonalými informacemi. Zkoumány jsou modely týkající se sdílení zdrojů, aukcí a managementu. Pro každý z popsaných modelů je prezentována konkrétní aplikace.

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