Duane Szafron is affiliated with the University of Alberta in Canada. Their research spans multiple fields within social sciences and economics, with a specific focus on topics related to game theory, artificial intelligence, and behavioral economics.
The scientist has contributed to publications in several main fields of study including Social Sciences and Economics, Econometrics and Finance. Their subfields of study further highlight specialization in Economics and Econometrics, Artificial Intelligence, Sociology and Political Science, Safety Research, and Management Science and Operations Research.
Their work addresses a range of main topics, notably:
Duane Szafron has published multiple papers in the Proceedings of the AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence. Two recent papers include:
Their frequently collaborating co-authors are:
Duane Szafron's scholarly contributions situate them at the intersection of advanced artificial intelligence techniques and applications in economics and social sciences. Their work integrates concepts from game theory, digital media analytics, and experimental studies of economic behavior to explore performance in sports and gameplay contexts.
Z. Lu;D. Szafron;R. Greiner;P. Lu
Darse Billings;Aaron Davidson;Jonathan Schaeffer;Duane Szafron
Gary H. Van Domselaar;Paul Stothard;Savita Shrivastava;Joseph A. Cruz
D. Billings;N. Burch;A. Davidson;R. Holte
Jonathan Schaeffer;Joseph Culberson;Norman Treloar;Brent Knight
Darse Billings;Denis Papp;Jonathan Schaeffer;Duane Szafron
R. Eisner;B. Poulin;D. Szafron;P. Lu
J. Schaeffer;D. Szafron;G. Lobe;I. Parsons
Duane Szafron;Paul Lu;Russell Greiner;David S. Wishart
S. MacDonald;J. Anvik;S. Bromling;J. Schaeffer
Brett Poulin;Roman Eisner;Duane Szafron;Paul Lu
J.Z. Li;M.T. Ozsu;D. Szafron
Darse Billings;Lourdes Peña;Jonathan Schaeffer;Duane Szafron
Mike Carbonaro;Duane Szafron;Maria Cutumisu;Jonathan Schaeffer
Darse Billings;Aaron Davidson;Terence Schauenberg;Neil Burch
M. Tamer Özsu;Duane Szafron;Ghada El-Medani;Chiradeep Vittal
M. Tamer Özsu;Randal Peters;Duane Szafron;Boman Irani
Kevin Waugh;David Schnizlein;Michael Bowling;Duane Szafron
Yuri Leontiev;M. Tamer Özsu;Duane Szafron
M. McNaughton;M. Cutumisu;D. Szafron;J. Schaeffer
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