Minority Games: Interacting agents in financial markets

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Prediction (2010, unknown): “This is particularly evident for first-entry games [101] and minority games [12, 16], in which agents with bounded rationality are continuously oscillating between different strategies, creating collectively large market price fluctuations and crashes.”
Evolutionary games on graphs (2006, background): “A well-known exception, which we do not discuss here, is the Minority game, which was covered in ample detail in two recent books by Challet et al. (2004) and by Coolen (2005). In the following we consider a system with equivalent players distributed on the site of a lattice (or graph).”