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Algorithmic game theory

a distribution over strategy profiles from which no player gains by committing in advance to a fixed deviation, the outcome reached by no-regret learning.

In algorithmic game theory, coarse correlated equilibrium refers to a distribution over strategy profiles from which no player gains by committing in advance to a fixed deviation, the outcome reached by no-regret learning. This meaning comes from Moulin (1978) in International Journal of Game Theory.[1]

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  1. Moulin, H., & Vial, J. -. (1978). Strategically zero-sum games: The class of games whose completely mixed equilibria cannot be improved upon. International Journal of Game Theory, 7(3-4), 201-221. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01769190

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