Dániel Gerbner, Balázs Keszegh, Kartal Nagy, Balázs Patkós, Gábor Wiener
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摘要
在 "组合搜索"(Combinatorial Search)基本问题的博弈论方法中,对手会想到一个 n 元素池 X 中的缺陷元素 d,而提问者需要通过对 X 的某些子集 Q 提出 is\(d\in Q?\) 类型的问题来找到 x。我们考虑了不同的模型,这些模型的不同之处在于如何决定由谁来提出下一个问题、由谁来获得问题的答案以及由谁来在过程结束时知道有缺陷的元素。
In the game theoretical approach of the basic problem in Combinatorial Search an adversary thinks of a defective element d of an n-element pool X, and the questioner needs to find x by asking questions of type is \(d\in Q?\) for certain subsets Q of X. We study cooperative versions of this problem, where there are multiple questioners, but not all of them learn the answer to the queries. We consider various models that differ in how it is decided who gets to ask the next query, who obtains the answer to the query, and who needs to know the defective element by the end of the process.
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