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mixed strategy
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mixed strategy [¦mikst ′strad·ə·jē]
(mathematics)
A method of playing a matrix game in which the player attaches a probability weight to each of the possible options, the probability weights being nonnegative numbers whose sum is unity, and then operates a chance device that chooses among the options with probabilities equal to the corresponding weights.
(statistics)
A concept in game theory which allows a player more than one choice of action which is determined by a chance mechanism.


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Then for this problem, the mixed strategies of A and B are respectively, X = ([x.
Echenique (2001b) shows that a supermodular game with real action sets is also supermodular in mixed strategies when these are ordered with first-order stochastic dominance.
 
 
 
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