Extended Scenario Bundle Analysis: A Formal Framework for Strategic Scenario Modeling
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| author | Pitz, Thomas Ferraz, Vinícius |
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| contents | Strategic crisis analysis needs representations that combine qualitative expert judgement, explicit interdependence, and auditable update rules without requiring fully specified payoffs or probabilities. Scenario Bundle Analysis (SBA), developed by Amos Perlmutter and Reinhard Selten, provides such a starting point, but the original formulation leaves several database, topology, and update interfaces implicit. This paper presents a formal refinement and extension of the original SBA framework, introducing a two-layer architecture that separates a static scenario database from a dynamic scenario tree system. The extended framework incorporates a richer attitude vocabulary: beliefs, desires, intentions, fears, and coalitional commitments, with expectations treated as doxastic attitudes. It also adds a domain/modifier layer for contextual framing, a topology on admissible scenario spaces\index{Scenario space}, typed assessment-state updates, and multi-criteria evaluation. Mathematical definitions are stated with sufficient precision to support computational implementation. |
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| spellingShingle | Extended Scenario Bundle Analysis: A Formal Framework for Strategic Scenario Modeling Pitz, Thomas Ferraz, Vinícius Theoretical Economics Computer Science and Game Theory 91A35, 91A12, 91B06, 03B42, 91A18 I.2.4; I.2.11; H.4.2; F.4.1 Strategic crisis analysis needs representations that combine qualitative expert judgement, explicit interdependence, and auditable update rules without requiring fully specified payoffs or probabilities. Scenario Bundle Analysis (SBA), developed by Amos Perlmutter and Reinhard Selten, provides such a starting point, but the original formulation leaves several database, topology, and update interfaces implicit. This paper presents a formal refinement and extension of the original SBA framework, introducing a two-layer architecture that separates a static scenario database from a dynamic scenario tree system. The extended framework incorporates a richer attitude vocabulary: beliefs, desires, intentions, fears, and coalitional commitments, with expectations treated as doxastic attitudes. It also adds a domain/modifier layer for contextual framing, a topology on admissible scenario spaces\index{Scenario space}, typed assessment-state updates, and multi-criteria evaluation. Mathematical definitions are stated with sufficient precision to support computational implementation. |
| title | Extended Scenario Bundle Analysis: A Formal Framework for Strategic Scenario Modeling |
| topic | Theoretical Economics Computer Science and Game Theory 91A35, 91A12, 91B06, 03B42, 91A18 I.2.4; I.2.11; H.4.2; F.4.1 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.13222 |