This paper considers games of incomplete information and studies the evolution of the (not
necessarily consistent) perceptions of the players using the framework of hypergames. The …

This paper studies the evolution of the perceptions of players about the game they are
involved in using the framework of hypergame theory. The focus is on developing methods …

This paper studies the learning of equilibria in adversarial situations when players may have
misperceptions about the game they are involved in with their opponents. We use the …

This paper considers games of incomplete information, where one player (the deceiver) has
an informational advantage over the other (the mark) and intends to employ it for belief …

Hypergames are an emerging tool for combining decision theoretic and game theoretic
information. We explain a new approach to the standard two-player zero-sum single-stage …

The present paper tries to model how some kinds of misperceptions of agents are preserved
in a decision making situation where multiple agents are involved. We use hypergame …

In this paper, we extend hypergame models by introducing mixed strategies and illustrate
that the mixed extension enables us to deal with hypergames with cardinal utilities, while the …

A new solution concept for hypergames called subjective rationalizability is proposed.
Hypergame theory is a game theoretical framework that deals with agents who may …

We investigate experimentally a new variant of the beauty contest game (BCG) in which
players' actions are strategic substitutes (a negative feedback BCG). Our results show that …

This paper discusses the relationship of two independently developed models of games with
incomplete information, hierarchical hypergames and Bayesian games. It can be considered …