The paper extends the Brock-Durlauf social interactions model to richer social structures
modelled with arbitrary interaction topologies and examines in detail the star, the wheel and …

Abstract Van Damme and Weibull (1998, 2002) model the noise in games as endogenously
determined tremble probabilities, by assuming that with some effort players can control the …

This dissertation explores the importance of the payoff structure and beliefs for
noncooperative games. Chapter 2 considers instances where the payoffs and the objectives …

A non-cooperative model of network formation is developed. Agents form links with others
based on the cost of the link and its assessed benefit. Link formation is one-sided, ie, agents …

This paper is helpful for understanding interactive-agent economies. It presents a user-
friendly framework for exploring the implications of economic interaction, and demonstrates …

We consider best response dynamics with endogenous noise based on a finite game in
strategic form. A player can reduce the noise level by expending an extra effort and incurring …

Nous analysons les phénomènes de contagion apparaissant dans des situtions d'interaction
locale ou globale. Nous utilisons les réseaux de neurones pour étudier ces phénomènes …

This chapter first gives an overview of some developments in the area of adaptive learning
in games. Next, we present a general framework to model adaptive learning processes with …

Networks, generically, refer to any application of graph theory in economics. Consider an
undirected graph where nodes represent players and links represent relationships between …