MS&E 336 Lecture 1: Dynamic games
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• For each player i, a partition Ii of {h ∈ H : P (h) = i} (i.e., each history occurs in exactly one of the sets in Ii), such that if h, h ∈ Ii, then A(h) = A(h). The collection Ii is the information partition of player i, and a member Ii ∈ Ii is an information set of player i. For any information set I , let P (I) and A(I) denote the player and action set corresponding to the information set. For any history h, let I(h) denote the information set containing h.
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