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The following pages link to Learning How to Cooperate: Optimal Play in Repeated Coordination Games (Q3352879):
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- Coordination via correlation: an experimental study (Q2403449) (← links)
- The evolution of focal points (Q2507851) (← links)
- Identification of non-equilibrium beliefs in games of incomplete information using experimental data (Q2661326) (← links)
- An Asymptotic Solution of Dresher’s Guessing Game (Q3098098) (← links)
- Rendezvous search when marks are left at the starting points (Q4330236) (← links)
- Common learning and cooperation in repeated games (Q4991719) (← links)
- Rendezvous Search with Revealed Information: Applications to the Line (Q5443698) (← links)
- Dynamic learning in a two-person experimental game (Q5941341) (← links)
- Quid pro quo: Friendly information exchange between rivals (Q6059547) (← links)
- Cooperative teaching and learning of actions (Q6063108) (← links)
- The optimal way to play the most difficult repeated two-player coordination games (Q6064834) (← links)
- The infinitely repeated volunteer's dilemma: an experimental study (Q6148413) (← links)
- Communication, renegotiation and coordination with private values (Q6188666) (← links)
- Fragile meaning -- an experiment (Q6203353) (← links)
- Inference in Games Without Equilibrium Restriction: An Application to Restaurant Competition in Opening Hours (Q6620994) (← links)
- The optimal way to play the most difficult repeated coordination games (Q6649517) (← links)
- Failing to utilize potentially effective focal points: prominence can stymie coordination on distinct actions (Q6665668) (← links)