Fall 2018 Schedule
| CS35: Data Structures and Algorithms |
Tue/Thu 9:55–11:10 |
SCI 199 |
| CS35 Lab A |
Thu 1:05–2:35 |
SCI 240 |
| CS35 Lab B |
Mon 2:45–4:15 |
SCI 240 |
| Office Hours |
Tue 12:30–2:30, Wed 1:00–4:00, Fri 10:00–12:00 |
SCI 262 |
Past Courses
Research Overview
My research on computational game theory lies at the boundary of economics and computer science.
Game theory, traditionally a subfield of economics, uses mathematical models to study interactions among multiple independent strategic decision makers.
I use game theory to study mult-agent interactions that arise in artificial intelligence and other areas of computer science.
I also use computer science techniques to extend the reach of game-theoretic models.
With agent-based simulations, the task of constructing a normal-form game model can be simplified and even automated.
With machine learning, game models and equilibrium computation can generalize from incomplete data.
If you are a student who is interested in working on these problems, please stop by my office or send me an email.
Publications
Journal Papers
Major Conference Papers
- Samuel Sokota, Caleb Ho, and Bryce Wiedenbeck. Learning Deviation Payoffs in Simulation-Based Games. AAAI, 2019.
- Bryce Wiedenbeck, Fengjun Yang, and Michael Wellman. A Regression Approach for Modeling Games with Many Symmetric Players. AAAI, 2018.
- Bryce Wiedenbeck, Ben-Alexander Cassell, and Michael P. Wellman. Bootstrap Statistics for Empirical Games. AAMAS, 2014.
- Pranav Dandekar, Ashish Goel, Michael P. Wellman, and Bryce Wiedenbeck. Strategic Formation of Credit Networks. WWW, 2012.
- Bryce Wiedenbeck and Michael P. Wellman. Scaling Simulation-Based Game Analysis through Deviation-Preserving Reduction. AAMAS, 2012.
Other
- Bryce Wiedenbeck. Approximate Analysis of Large Simulation-Based Games. PhD Thesis, 2015
- Bryce Wiedenbeck and Michael P. Wellman. Learning Payoffs in Large Symmetric Games (Extended Abstract). AAMAS, 2015.
- Michael P. Wellman and Bryce Wiedenbeck. An Empirical Game-Theoretic Analysis of Credit Network Formation. Allerton Conference, 2012.
- Pranav Dandekar, Bryce Wiedenbeck Ashish Goel, and Michael P. Wellman. Strategic Formation of Credit Networks: Preliminary Report. TADA Workshop, 2011.
- Gorbach AM, Wang H, Wiedenbeck B, Liu W, Smith P, and Elster E. Functional assessment of hand vasculature using infrared and laser speckle imaging. SPIE Biomedical Optics, 2009.
