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UDC 004.82.855'24
O.V. Oletsky1, E.V. Ivohin2


1 National University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy,"
Kyiv, Ukraine

oletsky@ukr.net

2 Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv,
Kyiv, Ukraine

ivohin@univ.kiev.ua

FORMALIZING THE PROCEDURE FOR THE FORMATION OF A DYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM
OF ALTERNATIVES IN A MULTI-AGENT ENVIRONMENT IN DECISION-MAKING
BY MAJORITY OF VOTES

Abstract. In order to investigate individual and collective behavior of agents, the model called the "state-probability of choice" has been suggested. The model is based on implicit regarding of choice probabilities and on the Markov chain of changing these probabilities. The main point of the model is a "state-probability of choice" matrix whose rows correspond to states and the columns correspond to alternatives. Within this model, some sufficient conditions of the dynamic equilibrium between two alternatives have been established. The dynamic equilibrium means that different alternatives are being chosen by rotation, and any of them has no advantage over others. The way of forming "state-probability of choice" matrices providing the dynamic equiibrium has been suggested.

Keywords: decision-making situation, dynamic equilibrium, agents.



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