# Lecture 22 Examples

📗 My handwriting is really bad, you should copy down your notes from the lecture videos instead of using these.
Lecture 22 Zoom Annotated (2021): Link
Lecture 22 Pre-recorded Annotated (from 2020, please use with caution): Link

# Review Sessions

📗 The recorded videos of the session are on Canvas (under Zoom).
📗 M15 Shuyao's Notes: Link
📗 M16 Ziqian's Notes: Link
📗 The version with ID "yw": video going through M15 Link, notes: Link
📗 The version with ID "yw": video going through M16 Link, notes: Link
📗 Professor Jerry Zhu's Formula Sheet: Link
📗 Summer 2019 Formula Sheet: Link

# Q22 Quiz Instruction

📗 The quizzes must be completed during the lectures. Alternative ways to get the points are listed under "Grading Scheme" on the index page. No Canvas submissions are required. The grades will be updated at the end of the week on Canvas.

# Game Results

📗 Traveler's Dilemma
Paid the minimum reported value, and the traveler reporting the minimum will received 2 dollars in reward.

# Tic-Tac-Toe Demo

This is demo of Tic-Tac-Toe game in which the computer player makes mistakes with small probabilities. If the mistake rate is 0, best responses will be played. The first player to put three X's (player 1) or O's (player 2) in a row or a column or a diagonal wins the game.


Current player: X
Next Restart
📗 Settings:
(1) Mistake rate: 0 percent

# Rock Paper Scissors Demo

This is simple simulation for the rock paper scissors game in which both players use mixed strategies. Rock beats scissors, paper beats rock, scissors beats rock.

📗 Your strategy:
(1) Rock: 100 percent
(2) Paper: 0 percent
(3) Scissors: 0 percent
📗 Computer's strategy:
(1) Rock: 100 percent
(2) Paper: 0 percent
(3) Scissors: 0 percent
Random Strategy Best Response
📗 Simulation rounds: Simulate

Wins: 0, Ties: 0, Losses: 0