Game theory assignment, 4/22
The last assignment of the year is the
gametheory coding
assignment. You will also need the files
ReplaceWithYourLastname_game.mod,
rps.dat, and
stocks.dat.
Game theory, 4/19
We discussed
game theory and
considered some
problems that can
arise. The first note was written by Professor Uhan and summarizes
the game theory of zero-sum games. The second is more specific to
the idea that the "min of a max" is not necessarily the same as
the "max of a min". It also lays out the two linear programs the
row and column players of rock-paper-scissors use.
Duality and the S.O.B., 4/10
Today, we talked about a
mnemonic to help us
take duals. As class work, we took a dual of the LP in
this file. We graphed both the primal and
dual as well and examined the optimal solution.
Group work
The
group work is due on
Monday,
3/25. Note that the work due is the last part of question 5
(and the bonus if you wish to do it).
Bonus for Friday, 3/1
Complete this
problem for 5
bonus points on Test 2. Please note there was a
mistake
made in class in stating the problem. The correction is in red.
Bonus for Wednesday, 2/27
Complete these
calculations for 5 bonus points on Test 2.
The diet problem, files
In the
diet problem, you are to hand
in THREE model files and THREE data files.
The diet problem
Here is the diet problem
assignment. Files needed are the
model file
as well as the data for the different restaurants, which can be
found on
blackboard.
Class notes, Monday 2/3
We redid the farmer Jones cake, Fulkerson Candle, and Terre Haute
Door company problems using index sets and summations. Mathprog
(gusek) code for the generic resource planning problem can be
found
here. Data for the
farmer jones and
candle problem will run with the generic
resource model. The Terre Haute Door company problem requires a
new
model file to go with its
data file.
Class notes, Wednesay, 1/30 and Friday 2/1
We introduced
index sets on Wednesday and talked about the
diet
problem on Friday. The solution to the problems in the lecture
note can be found
here and the code for
the diet problem can be found
here and
here.
Class notes, Monday, 1/28
Today we talked about
these problems. Note the
three solutions for the gps problem. Also, the solution to the
homework is on
blackboard.
NEW: Sidebar has GUSEK work
Note that the
sidebar now has the schedule for GUSEK work to be handed in!
Class notes, Friday 1/25
Here was the
problem we did as class notes as well as the
solution. Also, the solution to the
quiz is on
blackboard.
Quiz 2
Please note that quiz 2 is this
Friday and will cover the material in sections 2.1-2.3.
Class notes, Wednesday 1/23
Here are the class
notes. 2nd period:
sunco and
DoggyChow; 3rd period:
sunco and
DoggyChow; and 4th period:
sunco and
DoggyChow.
GUSEK
Here is a
document on how to run gusek,
here is
the cake example file again, and
here is the work scheduling model.
Additional office hour at mathlab
I will
now be doing mathlab on Thursdays at 1st period. You are all
welcome to come by then.
Homework
Please note that the homework
for the quiz next Wednesday is 2.1, 2.3, 2.6, 2.11, and 2.12.
You only need to FORMULATE the models - you do not need to solve
for the optimal solution.
However, both 2.3 and 2.11 must also be coded into Gusek. I will
announce the due date this Friday for the Gusek code.
Work scheduling
On Wednesday, 11/16, we talked about
work scheduling and modeled
this
example.
Code and models
The code file began on
Friday, Jan 11 can be found completed
here. Also, the file with the models we
examined in class on Monday can be found
here.
Gusek
Please download
this file before coming to class.
If you cannot download that, try
this file.
Homework/quiz
Please note that the
homework that the first quiz will be based on is 1.1 (a)-(d) and
1.2. The quiz date will be on Wednesday, Jan 16.
First, second day
Hi all -- you have had
one class now taught by LT Devoto, Prof. Uhan, or
Prof. Wakefield. In the next class, I'll hand out the
section policies
and course
syllabus.
Welcome!!
This is the section page for
SA305, sections 2001, 3001, and 4001. If your instructor is not
Prof. Phillips, consult the sidebar for information related to
your section by clicking on your instructor's name.