Rationality In Social Interactions

Rationality in Social Interactions

The analysis of human decision making in social sciences is often based on a conception of rationality. This dissertation contains three microeconomic models, which directly build on the rationality assumption in economic theory. We model agents endowed with rational preferences and analyze how such preferences translate into decisions in a given social interaction. In particular, we present three different models: (1) Arrovian social choice theory with delegation as a feasible policy alternative; (2) Game theory and the existence of mental equilibrium in 2x2 games; (3) Information economics and its application to analyzing stakeholder participation in electronic health record networks.

Rationality in Social Interactions

多智能代理系统中的交互

本书将涵盖以公平性,个体利益最大化以及社会利益最大化为目标的多智能体协调合作理论与技术,结合不同优化目标,介绍最新的多智能体学习算法和激励机制研究进展.