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演化博弈论

Game Theory Evolving

Herbert M. Gintis · 初版 2000 年

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该修订版收录了全新资料,向学生展示了如何运用博弈论来对人类行为进行建模,以体现社会性与个体性的特殊本质。本书继续深入探讨团队协作、基于主体建模的仿真、实验经济学,以及偏好的演化与扩散。

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  • ……在那里研究它。他的一位同事/研究伙伴在自己的网站上提供了一本很棒的进化博弈论书籍,供感兴趣的人免费阅读:http://people.umass.edu/gintis/ 书名叫《Game Theory Evolving》

    …studying it there. One of his colleagues/research partners has a good evolutionary game theory book available for free on his website for anyone interested: http://people.umass.edu/gintis/ It's called "Game Theory Evolving"

  • 如果你还没看的话,建议看看赫伯特·金蒂斯的《Game Theory Evolving》。里面讲的正是这种东西。

    You want to check out Game Theory Evolving, by Herbert Gintis, if you haven't already. It talks about exactly this kind of stuff.

  • 享乐偏差的问题比文章指出的要更复杂。我会推荐赫伯特·金蒂斯的《Game Theory Evolving》。金蒂斯探讨了人类的短期偏差和双曲贴现,并指出这往往并不像表面上看起来那么“不理性”(特别是看看第11章)。不过这依然是一篇很棒的……

    The question of hedonic bias is more complex than the article indicates. I would recommend Game Theory Evolving by Herbert Gintis. Gintis talks about human short-term bias and hyperbolic discounting and shows that this is often not as "irrational" as it seems (look especially at Chapter 11). Still it's a great…

  • 我非常喜欢金蒂斯的《Game Theory Evolving》,它主要聚焦于进化博弈论。提醒一下,我当时用它的时候还是个生物学家,所以那本书跟我当时思考的东西关联度要高得多。

    I really enjoyed Gintis's 'Game Theory Evolving', which focuses on evolutionary game theory. Mind you, I was a biologist when I was working with it, so that was much more relevant to what I was thinking about.

  • ……任何人的行为。具体来说,如果人人都是“经济人”,即新古典经济学中风险中性的行为主体,社会本身在相当短的时间内就会崩溃。关于这方面的更多背景,我推荐赫伯特·金蒂斯的《Game Theory Evolving》。

    …anyone's behavior. Specifically, if everyone was "homo-economicus", the neoclassical concept of the risk-neutral actor, society itself would collapse in fairly short order. I'd recommend Herbert Gintis, Game Theory Evolving, for more background on this.

  • ……把数理逻辑篡改用于不恰当的目的。相反,我建议用进化博弈论的视角来理解日常互动。参见:https://books.google.com/books/about/Game_Theory_Evolving.ht...

    …modify mathematical logic for inappropriate purposes. Instead, I'd recommend an evolutionary-game theoretic approach to understanding everyday interactions. See: https://books.google.com/books/about/Game_Theory_Evolving.ht...

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