Re:Complexity Theory, Game Theory, and Economics
by elbear on Wednesday January 03, 2018 @08:05AM
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The article says that no background in game theory is assumed. What kind of background is required though?
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Re:Complexity Theory, Game Theory, and Economics
by ianai on Wednesday January 03, 2018 @11:47AM
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The 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”