2007 · 154 citations · 5 references
ComputingComputer ScienceMathematicsAlgorithmsGame TheoryTheory Of ComputationAlgorithmic Game TheoryApproximation AlgorithmsNash EquilibriumNoncooperative Game TheoryApproximate Nash EquilibriumApproximation Algorithms For EquilibriaComputational Game TheoryEquilibrium ComputationNash Equilibrium ComputationPolynomial-time AlgorithmsPolynomial-time Approximation SchemeTwo-player Games
It is known [5] that an additively ε-approximate Nash equilibrium (with supports of size at most two) can be computed in polynomial time in any 2-player game with ε=.5. It is also known that no approximation better than .5 is possible unless equilibria with support larger than logn are considered, where n is the number of strategies per player. We give a polynomial algorithm for computing an ε-approximate Nash equilibrium in 2-player games with ε ≈ .38; our algorithm computes equilibria with arbitrarily large supports.
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