IAP 2007: The Rational Exchange of Information
Dates: January 29th-February 2nd
Place: 32-D461, Stata Center, MIT
Contact: Raj Singh, singhr@mit.edu
ProgramMonday, January 29
2-3pm: Introduction plus begin probabiity theory
Tuesday, January 30
1-3pm: Probability theory continued
Wednesday, January 31
1-3pm: Decision theory (first half), Multiagent epistemic logic (second half)
Thursday, February 1
1-3pm: Game theory
Friday, February 2
1-3pm: Game theory plus finish up
Bibliography on Bayesian Methods and Pragmatics
Nash, J. (1950). "Equilibrium Points in N-Person Games." Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 36: 48-49.
Benz, A., G. Jaeger, and R. van Rooij. (2005). "An Introduction to Game Theory for Linguists." In A. Benz, G. Jaeger, and R. van Rooij (eds.), Game Theory and Pragmatics, Palgrave MacMillan, New York: 1-82.
