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Collapsing of data points without Normalisation [closed]

Am trying to formulate a model with different data sets. What is the best way to bring them together without using normalisation? What algorithms?
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What are the best known sets of strategies for winning in Toads and Frogs?

So reading on game theory, I stumbled upon the Toads and Frogs game. Regretfully, contrary to other combinatorial games I know of, I couldn't find any information on what's the most-likely-to-win ...
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How to solve real-time games?

In game theory, we can solve a game by calculating its game tree as backward induction. This method seems to work for turn-based games, but how about real-time games? Are they have game trees? It ...
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Some Questions About Chess

I have to questions about the chess game: please help me to understand it. 1- How can a computer program know if this move or that move is better? It calculates all possbile continuation and examine? ...
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Simple game with coins - strategy

Let's play a game: There are $n$ stacks of coins in a row. $i$-th stack consists of $d_i$ coins. Two players: $\text{Player1},\text{Player2}$ make moves alternately. Player in his turn can only take ...
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Is War necessarily finite?

War is an cardgame played by children and drunk college students which involves no strategic choices on either side. The outcome is determined by the dealing of the cards. These are the rules. A ...
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game strategy question

Let's say there are doors each with a lock on the integral points ($0$, $\pm1$, $\pm2$, $\cdots$) of the line. You are given a key which can only open a single lock, but you are not told what lock the ...
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Finding Nash equilibria using Support Enumeration

Chapter 3 of the Book "Algorithmic Game Theory" introduces an algorithm (page 8 of that PDF) to find mixed Nash equilibria for a bimatrix game $(A, B)$, which I struggle to understand. ($M$ and $N$ ...
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Mixed strategy nash equilibria in from 2xN bimatrix form

I'm looking for a way of finding (manually!) mixed strategy Nash equilibria in a 2xN game. Calling player 1 the player with two strategies and player 2 the one with N strategies, I've constructed ...