Simple Search Methods for Finding a Nash Equilibrium Ryan Porter and Eugene Nudelman and Yoav Shoham Computer Science Department Stanford University Stanford, CA 94305 {rwporter,eugnud,shoham}@cs.stanford.edu

Source URL: www.cs.ubc.ca

• Applied mathematics
• Nash equilibrium
• Strategy
• Algorithm
• Strategic dominance
• Search algorithm
• Game theory
• Mathematics
• Problem solving

Finding it is Not the Problem – Getting it to Market is the Problem’ Jason Kuchel, Chief Executive of the SA Chamber of Mines and Energy (SACOME) was the guest speaker at the ICHCA SA Luncheon held in Adelaide in lat

Source URL: www.ichca-australia.com

• Mineral exploration
• Mining
• Science
• Academia
• Economic geology
• Geochemistry
• Geophysics

Finding Optimal Abstract Strategies in Extensive-Form Games Michael Johanson and Nolan Bard and Neil Burch and Michael Bowling {johanson,nbard,burch,mbowling}@ualberta.ca University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Source URL: poker.cs.ualberta.ca

• Economics
• Nash equilibrium
• Subgame
• Solution concept
• Strategy
• Epsilon-equilibrium
• Best response
• Extensive-form game
• Abstraction
• Game theory
• Problem solving
• Human behavior

Multi-agent rendezvous on street networks Malika Meghjani and Gregory Dudek Abstract— In this paper we present an algorithm for finding a distance optimal rendezvous location with respect to both initial and target loc

Source URL: www.cim.mcgill.ca

• Network theory
• GPS
• Navigation
• Orienteering
• Waypoint
• Operations research
• Shortest path problem
• Routing
• Space rendezvous
• Mathematics
• Theoretical computer science
• Applied mathematics

Thank you Derrick Slopey for pointing this out and finding the fix. EXTRA STEPS FOR INSTALLING FreeSpeechMe ON WINDOWS 8. Found the problem, the HTTP daemon nmcontrol for runs on port 80. Windows 8 apparently comes with

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BinHunt: Automatically Finding Semantic Differences in Binary Programs Debin Gao1 , Michael K. Reiter2 , and Dawn Song3 1 2

Source URL: bitblaze.cs.berkeley.edu

• NP-complete problems
• Subgraph isomorphism problem
• Maximum common subgraph isomorphism problem
• Matching
• Induced subgraph isomorphism problem
• Graph isomorphism problem
• NP-complete
• Theoretical computer science
• Computational complexity theory
• Mathematics

Problem Gambling Awareness Month Bulletin 3 Keep the Problem out of Gambling Defining Problem Gambling: Finding a Home with Substance Use Disorders

Source URL: www.ct.gov

• Abnormal psychology
• Psychopathology
• Problem gambling
• Addiction
• Impulse control disorder
• DSM-5
• Intermittent explosive disorder
• Substance use disorder
• Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
• Psychiatry
• Ethics
• Behavioral addiction

Online Median Finding Larry Denenberg (draft) Abstract The Online Median problem requires us to add elements to a set and at any

Source URL: denenberg.com

• Sorting algorithms
• Priority queue
• Nim
• D-ary heap
• The Burrow
• Binomial heap
• Heapsort
• Mathematics
• Binary heap
• Heap

Thinking about suicide Finding help if you’re feeling suicidal SANE Factsheet Remember, no problem lasts forever. Don’t solve a temporary problem with a permanent solution. You are feeling this way for a reason, and

Source URL: www.sane.org

• Abnormal psychology
• Suicide prevention
• Helplines
• Medical ethics
• SANE
• Suicide
• Major depressive disorder
• Mental health
• Telephone counseling
• Psychiatry
• Health
• Medicine

Finding the k Shortest Paths David Eppstein∗ March 31, 1997 Abstract We give algorithms for finding the k shortest paths (not required to be simple) connecting a

Source URL: www.ics.uci.edu

• Network theory
• Routing algorithms
• Graph connectivity
• Combinatorial optimization
• Shortest path problem
• Minimum spanning tree
• Tree
• Path graph
• Matching
• Graph theory
• Mathematics
• Theoretical computer science