'Repeated' diaporamas de présentation

CDT314 FABER Formal Languages, Automata and Models of Computation Lecture 10

1.71k views • 154 slides

Guitar III & Guitar IV 15 th night Spring 2003

1.07k views • 88 slides

Rule 42 Presentation April 27-28, Finland

Rule 42 Presentation April 27-28, Finland. Made by: Sofia TRUCHANOWICZ. WHAT DO WE WANT TO ACHIEVE?. To understand the concept of rule 42 To understand better rule 42 interpretations How to apply the rules at an event?. WORK PLAN. BASIC RULE PROHIBITED ACTIONS EXCEPTIONS CHANGES

1.03k views • 79 slides

Parker Blues

814 views • 64 slides

Radio Communications

860 views • 62 slides

Lecture 3 Empirical Bayes and Proc Mixed

Lecture 3 Empirical Bayes and Proc Mixed. Ziad Taib Biostatistics, AZ April 24, 2009. Outline of the lecture. Reminder Inference for the random effects Proc Mixed. 1. Reminder. V i. 2. Inference for the Random Effects - Empirical Bayes Inference. Comments.

890 views • 62 slides

Wordiness

679 views • 43 slides

SENSORY AFFERENTS

516 views • 42 slides

Repeated Games

Repeated Games. Repeated Prisoners Dilemma. Thus far we have studied games, both static and dynamic, which are only played once. We now move to an environment where players interact repeatedly. Each player can now condition his action on previous actions by the other players.

689 views • 28 slides

356 views • 25 slides

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE AND POETRY

232 views • 20 slides

Spring And All By William Carlos Williams

613 views • 17 slides

The Present Simple

Wednesday, September 7th. The Present Simple. The Usages of the Present Simple. USE 1: Repeated Actions Routines Habits. USE 2: Facts or Generalizations. Use 1. USE 1: Repeated Actions. Use the Present Simple to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual .

444 views • 16 slides

Repeated games - example

Player 2. L. M. R. L. 1, 1. 0, 0. 5, 0. Player 1. M. 0, 0. 3, 3. 0, 0. R. 0, 5. 0, 0. 4, 4. Repeated games - example. This stage game is played 2 times Any SPNE where players behave differently than in a 1-time game?. Example cont.

284 views • 15 slides

We will write numerical expressions using exponential form.

Name. Learning Objective. We will write numerical expressions using exponential form. CFU. What are we going to learn?. Activate Prior Knowledge. l. A numerical expression is made up of numbers connected by operations. w. Area = l ? w.

344 views • 10 slides