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Thanks again. So I guess for multiplayer games a better approach would be reinforcement learning with no game theoretic heuristics?
by jumpCastle 10y ago
Thanks again. So I guess for multiplayer games a better approach would be reinforcement learning with no game theoretic heuristics?
- xapata 10y agoGame theory is always applicable to games :-) Nash equilibrium is just one aspect of some games.
- jumpCastle 10y agoGame theory is domain specific. Generic methods in AI tend to dominate domain knowledge over time. Although I agree that other game-theoretic techniques might help here.
- xapata 10y agoGame theory is specific to the domain of agents optimizing outcome in adversarial, cooperative, or (rarely) solitary systems. That's a pretty big domain.