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CS344M Autonomous Multiagent Systems Patrick MacAlpine Department of Computer Science The University of Texas at Austin Good Afternoon, Colleagues Are there any questions? Patrick MacAlpine Logistics Next weeks readings Patrick


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CS344M Autonomous Multiagent Systems

Patrick MacAlpine Department of Computer Science The University of Texas at Austin

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Good Afternoon, Colleagues

Are there any questions?

Patrick MacAlpine

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Logistics

  • Next week’s readings

Patrick MacAlpine

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Logistics

  • Next week’s readings
  • Class Survey (21 as of this morning)
  • Talks in the department:

− Patrick MacAlpine, PhD Proposal, Wednesday at 2:30pm (GDC 4.816) “Multilayered Skill Learning and Movement Coordination for Autonomous Robotic Agents in Spatial Domains”

Patrick MacAlpine

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Game Theory

  • Multiagent systems
  • Economics
  • Social science, law, etc.

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Goals for Today

  • Understand premises of game theory
  • Understand the notion of utility
  • Understand solution concepts

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Goals for Today

  • Understand premises of game theory
  • Understand the notion of utility
  • Understand solution concepts

– Dominant strategy – Nash equilibrium – Pareto optimality – Maximum social welfare – Maximin strategy

Patrick MacAlpine

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Prisoner’s Dilemma

❈♦❧✉♠♥ ❈✭✶✮ ❉✭✷✮ ❈✭✶✮ ✸✱✸ ✵✱✺ ❘♦✇ ❉✭✷✮ ✺✱✵ ✶✱✶

Patrick MacAlpine

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Game Theory Premises

  • Simultaneous actions
  • No communication
  • Outcome depends on combination of actions

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Game Theory Premises

  • Simultaneous actions
  • No communication
  • Outcome depends on combination of actions
  • Utility (payoff) encapsulates everything about preferences
  • ver outcomes

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Utility

  • Money is a useful analogy for utility

− But they’re not equivalent

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Utility

  • Money is a useful analogy for utility

− But they’re not equivalent

  • Diminishing values

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Utility

  • Money is a useful analogy for utility

− But they’re not equivalent

  • Diminishing values
  • Risk aversion

Patrick MacAlpine

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Utility

  • Money is a useful analogy for utility

− But they’re not equivalent

  • Diminishing values
  • Risk aversion
  • Loss aversion

Patrick MacAlpine

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Utility

  • Money is a useful analogy for utility

− But they’re not equivalent

  • Diminishing values
  • Risk aversion
  • Loss aversion
  • Friendliness/vindictiveness

Patrick MacAlpine

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Solution Concepts

  • Dominant strategy

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Solution Concepts

  • Dominant strategy
  • Nash equilibrium

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Solution Concepts

  • Dominant strategy
  • Nash equilibrium
  • Pareto optimality

Patrick MacAlpine

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Solution Concepts

  • Dominant strategy
  • Nash equilibrium
  • Pareto optimality
  • Maximum social welfare

Patrick MacAlpine

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Solution Concepts

  • Dominant strategy
  • Nash equilibrium
  • Pareto optimality
  • Maximum social welfare
  • Maximin strategy

Patrick MacAlpine

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Prisoner’s Dilemma

❈♦❧✉♠♥ ❈✭✶✮ ❉✭✷✮ ❈✭✶✮ ✸✱✸ ✵✱✺ ❘♦✇ ❉✭✷✮ ✺✱✵ ✶✱✶

Patrick MacAlpine

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Chicken

❈♦❧✉♠♥ ❈✭✶✮ ❉✭✷✮ ❈✭✶✮ ✸✱✸ ✶✱✺ ❘♦✇ ❉✭✷✮ ✺✱✶ ✵✱✵

Patrick MacAlpine