A Two Person Zero Sum Game Oriented to Integration of Objectives

Q2 Arts and Humanities Journal of Slavic Military Studies Pub Date : 2014-12-21 DOI:10.1515/jms-2016-0190
H. S. Aplak, M. Kabak, Erkan Köse
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Abstract Decision making process is a process which includes decision makers, actors, environmental factors, objectives, strategies and criteria. In competitive environments, effectiveness of decision process depends on determining all environmental factors and evaluating them according to objectives. Decision makers aim to find optimal strategies for conflicting objectives. Game theory is an approach based on mathematics in which strategies of players are evaluated reciprocally by considering environmental effects. In this study, a two-person zero-sum game approach is presented for choosing optimal strategies of actors in competitive environment by balancing objectives reciprocally. This approach refers to evaluation of each objective, creation of decision payoff matrixes by using fuzzy logic mathematical applications and their transformation to final decision payoff matrix subsequently. Finally, optimal strategies and their probabilities are found. A military case study is presented for illustrating the application of proposed approach.
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面向目标整合的二人零和博弈
决策过程是一个包含决策者、行为主体、环境因素、目标、策略和准则的过程。在竞争环境中,决策过程的有效性取决于确定所有环境因素并根据目标对其进行评价。决策者的目标是为相互冲突的目标找到最优策略。博弈论是一种基于数学的方法,通过考虑环境影响来相互评估参与者的策略。在本研究中,提出了一个二人零和博弈方法,通过相互平衡目标来选择竞争环境中行为体的最优策略。该方法是指对每个目标进行评价,利用模糊逻辑数学应用建立决策收益矩阵,并将其转化为最终的决策收益矩阵。最后,求出最优策略及其概率。以一个军事案例为例,说明了该方法的应用。
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