Lecture

Game Theory: Minimax Theorem

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of zero-sum games in Game Theory, focusing on the minimax theorem and the strategies to maximize or minimize expected values. The instructor explains the process of finding optimal strategies and the proof of the minimax theorem using linear programming. The lecture emphasizes the importance of choosing strategies to achieve the best outcomes in competitive scenarios.

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