Integrating game theoretic concepts with restructurable modeling
Darren B. Meister · 2002
Game theory has been used to model and analyze strategic interactions for many years. This is in spite of, at times, restrictive representation capabilities that exist in most game theory models. Restructurable modeling is a rule-based methodology designed to represent sequential decision processes. By integrating game theoretic concepts with restructurable modeling, we can develop a more flexible analysis framework while maintaining useful analytical capabilities. A short example is provided.