“…On the other hand, Song, Willett, Zhou, and Lu () investigate the interaction between a smart MIMO radar and a smart target from a game theory perspective, which is modeled as a two‐person zero‐sum game, and various equilibria solutions are analytically derived. In Gao et al (), the authors extend the results in Song, Willett, Zhou, and Lu () and model the adversarial competition between a statistical MIMO radar and an intelligent jammer as a Bayesian game, where the radar system and the jammer have incomplete information. Furthermore, reference Deligiannis et al () adopts game theory to tackle the problem of competitive power allocation for MIMO radar in the presence of multiple jammers, the main objective of the radar system is to guarantee a desired target detection performance utilizing the minimum transmission power, while the intelligent jammers optimize the jamming power to maximize the interference to the radars.…”