A domain-specific language for experimental game theory

Authors:
Eric Walkingshaw;Martin Erwig
Affiliations:
School of electrical engineering and computer science, oregon state university, corvallis, or 97331, usa (e-mail: walkiner@eecs.oregonstate.edu, erwig@eecs.oregonstate.edu);School of electrical engineering and computer science, oregon state university, corvallis, or 97331, usa (e-mail: walkiner@eecs.oregonstate.edu, erwig@eecs.oregonstate.edu)
Venue:
Journal of Functional Programming
Year:
2009

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Abstract

Experimental game theory is increasingly important for research in many fields. Unfortunately, it is poorly supported by computer tools. We have created Hagl, a domain-specific language embedded in Haskell, to reduce the development time of game-theoretic experiments and make the definition and exploration of games and strategies simple and fun.