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    Kevin Leyton-Brown

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy / Computational Game Theory

    b. 1975

    Kevin Leyton-Brown is a Canadian computer scientist and Professor at the University of British Columbia, known for his work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, game theory, and multi-agent systems. His research spans algorithmic game theory, computational auctions, and the application of machine learning to combinatorial problems.

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    Notable Achievements

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    Co-authored the influential textbook 'Multiagent Systems: Algorithmic, Game-Theoretic, and Logical Foundations'

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    Co-authored 'Essentials of Game Theory: A Concise, Multidisciplinary Introduction'

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    Developed foundational work on empirical hardness models for combinatorial problems

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    Contributed to the design of the FCC incentive auction for spectrum reallocation

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    Advanced research on portfolio-based algorithm selection (SATzilla)

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    Skepticism

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    Plausibility updates in sequential games during actual play differ in interpretation from plausibility updates used in pregame deliberation for Backward Induction.

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    Plausibility updates in sequential games during actual play differ in interpretation from plausibility updates used in pregame deliberation for Backward Induction.

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