About the Sugeno integral in bimatrix games

Abstract We consider bimatrix games where the strategies of the players are described by capacities, and the payoffs are determined by the Sugeno integral. In this model we establish when a row or column is never a best reply. We also study a version of Nash equilibrium, called Sugeno-Nash equilibrium, and show its existence. Finally, we characterize the cooperative payoff space of a bimatrix game attainable by capacities defined on the set of all payoff pairs in the bimatrix game.

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Theory and Decision
Published
2025-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11238-025-10067-7
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Game Theory and Applications
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About the Sugeno integral in bimatrix games

Hans Peters
Theory and Decision
Game Theory and Applications
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About the Sugeno integral in bimatrix games

Hans Peters
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Abstract

Abstract We consider bimatrix games where the strategies of the players are described by capacities, and the payoffs are determined by the Sugeno integral. In this model we establish when a row or column is never a best reply. We also study a version of Nash equilibrium, called Sugeno-Nash equilibrium, and show its existence. Finally, we characterize the cooperative payoff space of a bimatrix game attainable by capacities defined on the set of all payoff pairs in the bimatrix game.

Theory and DecisionVol. 99(1-2)
Maastricht University (NL)
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Game Theory and Applications
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