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. 2022 Mar 21;22(6):2422. doi: 10.3390/s22062422

Table 1.

Variations introduced in the stochastic duel game model over time.

S. No. Year Resource Novelty(s) Intended Application Domain Type of Proposed Model
One-on-One Two-on-One Many-on-One Many-on-Many
1 1963 Stochastic Duels [2] Theory of stochastic duels introduced. Military
2 1966 The status of developments in the theory of stochastic duels—2 by Ancker Jr, C. J. [3] The fundamental duel introduced, and developments in basic duel theory with respect to military combats discussed. Military
3 2011 A kind of stochastic duel model for guerrilla war—Liwei Liu, Jun Yua, ZhiGuob [7] Concept of war as a duel between teams (forces) introduced. Combat between terrorists and organized forces discussed. Military
4 2020 Antagonistic One-To-N Stochastic Duel Game by Song-Kyoo (Amang) Kim [16] “One player shooting to kill all others” concept introduced, and application in Red/Blue Ocean markets discussed. Civil
5 2020 A Versatile Stochastic Duel Game by Song-Kyoo (Amang) Kim [17] Time-based stochastic game model introduced, and application in business strategies discussed. Civil
6 2021 Robust Pairwise n-Person Stochastic Duel Game by Song-Kyoo (Amang) Kim [18] Concept of n-players in multiple battlefields introduced following a pair-wise duel. Civil
7 1979 The One-on-One Stochastic Duel: Parts I and II—Anker Jr, C.J. [19] A summary of all the formulations conducted to date is given to help future research. Military NA NA NA NA
8 1980 Stochastic Duels with Multiple Hits, and Fixed Duel Time—Kwon, T.; Bai, D. [20] Constraints on the original stochastic duel model applied. Results are discussed for duel with fixed time and are extended to multiple hit–kill possibilities. Military
9 1983 Stochastic duels with multiple hits and limited ammunition supply—Kwon, T.; Bai, D. [21] Constraints on the original stochastic duel model discussed. Results discussed for duel with limited ammunition supply, and possibility of multiple hits considered. Military
10 1983 Some stochastic duel models of combat by Jum Soo Choe [22] Results for multiple-duel model discussed for discrete and continuous firing times. Military
11 1984 The two-on-one stochastic duel—Gafarian, A.; Ancker, C.J. [23] A new model of two-on-one type is introduced, and results for the same are derived. Military
12 1987 The many-on-one stochastic duel by Kress, M. [24] State probabilities for the many-on-one model are derived, and results are illustrated using an example. Military
13 1992 A many-on-many stochastic duel model for a mountain battle—Kress, M. [25] Practical application of the theory of stochastic duels in a mountain battle scenario and its results are discussed. Military
14 1993 Explicit modeling of detection within a stochastic duel—K. Wand, S. Humble, R. J. T. Wilson [26] Concept of target detection in a duel introduced. Duel between two weapon systems discussed. Military
15 1997 An Introduction to Applicable Game Theory—Gibbons, R. [27] An economic use case of gametheory is explored, and usability is justified with an example. Civil NA NA NA NA
16 2012 The Many-on-One Stochastic Duel Model with Information-Sharing—Li, J.; Liu, L. [28] A many-on-one extension is drawn from the original one-on-one stochastic duel model, and results are derived on the basis of information sharing. Military
17 2013 New results on a stochastic duel game with each force consisting of heterogeneous units by Kyle Y. Lin [29] A two-person zero-sum game is discussed as part of combat between two forces, and an algorithm to compute the strategy is given. Military
18 2017 Aircraft Evaluation Using Stochastic Duels—Gay, Jason W. [30] Evaluation of performance of fighter aircraft in air combat conducted, and one-on-one aerial combat discussed. Military
19 2022 Game Theory in Defence Applications: A Review—Ho, E.; Rajagopalan, A.; Skvortsov, A.; Arulampalam, S.; Piraveenan, M. [31] Literature review of many attempts to use game theory in decision-making scenarios for military-based application is conducted. Details about specific models are also discussed. Military NA NA NA NA

✔: Yes, ✗: No, NA: Not Applicable.