Correlated equilibrium under uncertainty
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A study of strategic games in which each player lacks perfect understanding of opponent's information structures are discussed. It is shown that the developed model is conform to the Choquet expected utility model. Finally a generalization of the correlated equilibrium is proposed. Some examples are presented for illustration.
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