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| Number | Authour(s) | Title |
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Published in | Abstract | Paper |
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| 112 | Eitan Israeli | Sowing Doubt Optimally in Two-Person Repeated Games | (08/1996) | Games and Economic Behavior 28 (1999), 203-216. |
Consider a two-person repeated game (with complete information). Assume that one of the players... |
 dp112.pdf |
| 111 | Ran El-Yaniv | Competitive Solutions for Online Financial Problems: A Survey | (08/1996) | ACM Computing Surveys 30 (1998), 28-69. |
This paper surveys results concerning online algorithms for solving problems related to the... |
dp111.pdf |
| 114 | Abraham Neyman & Daijiro Okada | Repeated Games with Bounded Entropy | (09/1996) | Games and Economic Behavior 30 (2000), 228-247. |
We study the repeated games with a bound on strategic entropy (Neyman and Okada (1996)) of... |
dp114.pdf |
| 115 | Dean P. Foster & H. Peyton Young | Learning with Hazy Beliefs | (09/1996) | Published as: "Learning, Hypothesis Testing, and Nash Equilibrium", Games and Economic Behavior 25 (2003), 73-96. |
Players are rational if they always choose best replies given their beliefs. They are good... |
dp115.pdf |
| 117 | Michael Landsberger, Jacob Rubinstein, Elmar Wolfstetter & Shmuel Zamir | First-Price Auctions When the Ranking of Valutions Is Common Knowledge | (09/1996) | Review of Economic Design 6 (2001), 461-480 |
We consider an augmented version of the symmetric private value auction model with independent... |
dp117.pdf |
| 116 | Olivier Gossner | Comparison of Information Structures | (09/1996) | Games and Economic Behavior 30 (2000), 44-63. |
We introduce two ways of comparing two information structures, say I and J. First, I is richer... |
dp116.pdf |
| 120 | Tamar Keasar, Uzi Motro & Avi Shmida | Innate Movement Rules in Foraging Bees: Flight Distances Are Affected by Recent Rewards and Are Correlated with Choice of Flower Type | (11/1996) | Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology 39 (1996), 381-388 |
The non-random movements patterns of foraging bees are believed to increase their search... |
dp120.pdf |
| 119 | Tamar Keasar, Uzi Motro & Avi Shmida | Exploration Effort in Foraging Bees Is Enhanced by Clustering of Food Resources | (11/1996) |
Foraging can be viewed as a dual activity: a food-collection process, and an exploration process... |
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| 118 | Tamar Keasar, Uzi Motro & Avi Shmida | Foraging as an Exploratory Activity in Bees: The Effect of Patch Variability | (11/1996) |
Foraging can be viewed as a dual activity: a food-collection process, and an exploration process... |
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| 122 | Tamar Keasar, Uzi Motro, Avi Shmida & Yoav Shur | Overnight Memory Retention of Foraging Skills by Bumblebees Is Imperfect | (11/1996) | Animal Behaviour 52 (1996), 95-104 |
Newly emerged bees learn to forage more efficiently as they gain experience. We hypothesized... |
dp122.pdf |
