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Sampling equilibrium through descriptive simulations

A definition of sampling equilibrium was introduced in (Osborne and 
Rubinstein 1998). A dynamic version of the model was introduced in 
(Sethi 2000). However, a descriptive simulation based on the above idea 
of procedural rationality (i.e. using the same algorithm of behavior) gave 
different results, than those achieved in (Osborne and Rubinstein 1998) 
and (Sethi 2000). The simulation was a starting point for new definitions 
of both sampling dynamics and sampling equilibrium.