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Computing Stackelberg Equilibrium for Cancer Treatment
Ganzfried, S.
2024-09-13
systems biology
10.1101/2024.09.09.612059
bioRxiv
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Recent work by Kleshnina et al. has presented a Stackelberg evolutionary game model in which the Stackelberg equilibrium strategy for the leading player corresponds to the optimal cancer treatment [4]. We present an approach that is able to quickly and accurately solve the model presented in that work.
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