Is Game-Theoretic Probability the Missing Link in Conformal Predictions?

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Hi all,

I want to learn Game-Theoretic Probability. I have found few examples of computing conditional probability by game theoretic approach.

Is there and good readable tutorial could show help me to learn this topic and conformal predictions?

Let's recover this lost philosophy of game theoretic probabiltiy
 
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Since nobody on the forum seems to have heard of "Game Theoretic Probability", perhaps you should reveal some of the examples you have found.
 
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