Computational Economics, WS 2013/2014, gehalten am 14.01.2014
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In this lecture, we explore the concepts of perfect rationality and argue why these are unreasonable using 5 examples from literature. To more realistically capture human traits, the concept of bounded rationality is discussed along with a specific method (Inductive Thinking) to implement bounded rationality in multi agent systems.
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01:31:04
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Computational Economics, WS 2013/2014, Vorlesungen
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16.01.2014
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| Duration | 5464 s |
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