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Abstract-Congestion games model the allocation of re- sources by selfish players. For example, players aim at allocating shortest paths in a network.
This thesis studies pure Nash equilibria in atomic congestion games with increasing and decreasing resource cost functions. In the first part, ...
Jun 26, 2009 · Congestion games model the allocation of resources by selfish players. For example, players aim at allocating shortest paths in a network.
Congestion games model the allocation of resources by selfish players. For example, players aim at allocating shortest paths in a network.
Abstract. We study the ability of decentralized, local dynamics in non-cooperative games to rapidly reach an approximate Nash equilibrium.
Abstract. We investigate issues of complexity related to congestion games. In particular, we provide a full classification of complexity results for the ...
Congestion games are a widely studied class of non-cooperative games. In fact, besides being able to model many practical settings, they constitute a ...
We show that when the players are free to use any subset of resources the game always converges to a pure Nash equilibrium in polynomial time via lazy best ...
How many steps are needed to reach a Nash equilibrium? What is the complexity of computing Nash equilibria in congestion games? Berthold Vöcking. Congestion ...
Congestion games (CG) are a class of games in game theory. They represent situations which commonly occur in roads, communication networks, oligopoly markets ...
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