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Backward Induction
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2021-12-28T06:23

Put simply, backward induction is the process of reasoning backwards in time, from the culmination of a problem or situation to the very first move, to better formulate an optimal strategy.

[[d48a38e6|Dynamic programming]] uses backward induction as a main method for solving the [[271e92b9|Bellman equation]]. In [[c5724d4a|game theory]], backward induction is mainly used to compute [[e3e17e65|subgame perfect equilibira]] in [[a90852c6|sequential game]].

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