Stochastic Choice Models is a theoretical framework in rational choice theory that belongs to the class of decision-making models and is distinguished by its incorporation of probabilistic elements to account for observed randomness or variability in individual choices.
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The Statistical Mechanics of Strategic Interaction
Lawrence E. Blume · Games and Economic Behavior · 1993 · 1.4K citations · Full text
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