Incomplete Information
Repeated games can include incomplete information. Repeated games with incomplete information, were pioneered by Aumann and Maschler. While it is easier to treat situation where one player is informed the other not, and when information received by each player is independent, it is possible to deal with zero-sum games with incomplete information on both sides and signals are not independent.
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