Software for continuous game experiments

James Pettit (), Daniel Friedman, Curtis Kephart () and Ryan Oprea

Experimental Economics, 2014, vol. 17, issue 4, 648 pages

Abstract: ConG is software for conducting economic experiments in continuous and discrete time. It allows experimenters with limited programming experience to create a variety of strategic environments featuring rich visual feedback in continuous time and over continuous action spaces, as well as in discrete time or over discrete action spaces. Simple, easily edited input files give the experimenter considerable flexibility in specifying the strategic environment and visual feedback. Source code is modular and allows researchers with programming skills to create novel strategic environments and displays. Copyright Economic Science Association 2014

Keywords: Experimental economics; Continuous time; Software for laboratory experiments; C70; C88; C90 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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