چكيده به لاتين
Nowadays the internet is one of the essentials of people's lives. There are various definitions of the Internet. In a practical definition, the Internet can be known as a Two-Sided market, in this point of view, the "Internet Service Provider" linking users to the "Internet Content Provider". Currently, accessing high quality content has become one of the main concerns of users, this will force the Internet Content Provider to place the quality of its content at an acceptable level to attract more subscribers. Normally, Internet Service Provider transmits Data in "Best Effort" mode, but should invest in its network to "guarantee" an acceptable level of quality. Due to this investment, the content provider must charge the service provider. Providers are the agent that seek to maximize their benefits; This means, they act selfish for their own benefits. If we consider providers to be rationalness, they have to make a decision based on the action of the other party, to fulfil this, they need to have enough information. but in reality, providers are not fully aware of each other. Due to these conditions, we have investigated the interaction between providers using the "Games Theory" and the "Bayesian Stackelberg" game and calculated the Bayesian Stackelberg equilibrium. In this way, we simulate the interaction between providers by numerical modeling.