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The article says that no background in game theory is assumed. What kind of background is required though?
by elbear 9y ago
The article says that no background in game theory is assumed. What kind of background is required though?
- ianai 9y agoThe abstract makes it sound not highly technical. You may be fine with just linear algebra and calculus 1. Edit- quote from the introduction: “The technical material includes logic, probability theory, game theory, and optimization.[...]the goal has been to gather the most important elements from each discipline and weave them together into a balanced and accurate introduction to this broad field. The intended reader is a graduate student or an advanced undergraduate, prototypically, but not necessarily, in computer science”
- elbear 9y agoThank you. One more reason to learn linear algebra and calculus then.