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Statistical Estimation of Mean-Field Equilibria in a Class of Discounted Mean-Field Games

  • E. Everardo Martinez-Garcia,
  • Fernando Luque-Vásquez,
  • J. Adolfo Minjárez-Sosa

摘要

This work deals with a class of discrete-time mean-field games evolving according to a stochastic difference equation where the random disturbance distribution \(\theta \) is unknown or difficult to handle. The mean-field game is defined on Borel spaces and it is assumed possibly unbounded costs. Then, by combining suitable statistical estimation process of \(\theta \) with the mean-field games theory, we introduce approximation procedures for the mean-field equilibrium under a discounted optimality criterion.