北京雁栖湖应用数学研究院

邬荣领 , 张蓥莹

Shuoli Liu

2023年10月11日 14:00 至 15:45

Shuangqing-B725

This introductory seminar will explore the foundational and philosophical aspects of game theory and evolution. In particular, we will examine how an evolutionary game theorist would treat the randomness of data and observations, and how it compares with the classic model by frequentists. For example, we will talk about the game theorists' approach to the randomness of choice data, height data, and presence of suboptimal phenotypes. Finally, we will discuss how the foundational axioms used by game theorists differ from those in frequentist statistics by introducing the influential works of von Neumann and Morgenstern, the fathers of game theory.

Shuoli Liu is a PhD candidate at Princeton working on decision theory: the mathematical foundations of risk and uncertainty. He applies this to learning theory, preference alignment, and theory AI risks.