Criteria for decision-making in games against nature under uncertainty

A Game Against Nature is a 1-player game, in which a single rational self-interested player must choose a strategy, and the outcome and the player’s payoff depends on both his chosen strategy and the “choice” made by a totally disinterested nature. Nature's practical role is to act as a random number generator.

Implemented criteria:

• Wald criterion
• Savage criterion
• Hurwicz criterion
• Hodges–Lehmann criterion
• Laplace criterion
• Maximum Expected Payoff criterion
• Minimum Expected Regret criterion
• and more