The Stag Hunt Game and Minimax Explained

This video explains the concept of minimax by starting with a Stag-Hunt game theory problem to frame why minimax is important.

[@yuyu-co8es]

I think the example she said is maxmin instead of minimax....

[@js_cinema]

You are right

[@ikkikevin]

Isn't this maximin?

[@zerrychin3562]

It's really useful, thanks! But sometimes I will get confused between "Maximin" and "Minimax"

[@wildemyles]

Hi would you cover extended form games please? struggling trying to find the NE of extended form games

[@shlomozerbib388]

Very interesting. I wondered if the minimax equilibrium and the nash equilibrium could be the same regarding the payments matrix?? if I m not doing a mistake the nash equilibriums are 9,7 (Run Hide) and 9,8 (Fight Hide) which are differents from the minimax eq in this example but theorically do they could be the same? Thanks for your answear :)

[@user-kd8oc6fe5l]

Baay'ee Baay'ee gaaridha, nati tolera , thank you so much

[@dubasmr9473]

The video is unfortunately incorrect. She explains maxmin not minmax.

[@kautukraj]

This is where the dislike button would've come in handy, had it not been disabled.

[@dubasmr9473]

@@kautukraj true that. Really hate that decision.

[@quetzalkoalatl]

Can you make a video explaining Stackelberg games? That'd be really helful, at least to me :)

[@jeffreyreynaldo6648]

Thank you. Now I understand

[@ajazparray6966]

It is maximin not minimax

[@alkasharma5132]

wrong explanation