I want to illustrate the concept of a solution in mixed strategies with a concrete example using real-world data, but I have not been able to find an appropriate one from Canadian politics.
Tom Flanagan Connected to the Carolinas
Source
Chapter 2, Game Theory, p. 30.
- work
- Game Theory and Canadian Politics (1998)
- year
- 1998
- locator
- p. 30
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