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Cooperation is essential for complex biological and social systems and explaining its evolutionary origins remains a … central question in several disciplines. Tag systems are a class of models demonstrating the evolution of cooperation between …
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The self-organization into cooperative regimes of a system of "selfish" agents playing the pairwise Prisoner's Dilemma game (PDG) is analyzed using a simple agent-based model. At each time step t, the agents divide into those who cooperate (C) and those who defect (D). The agents have no memory...
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-)establishing cooperation. The strategy is compared to well-known strategies in the domain and results presented. The initial findings, as well …
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considered. We find that the "intelligence" of the players plays a crucial role in the way players learn to cooperate. The …
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cooperation in an artificial society. In this framework the environmental pressure to cooperate is controllable by a single … results from experiments that implemented and tested environments based upon this new model of cooperation. The results show … that the pressure to cooperate leads to the evolution of communication skills facilitating cooperation. Furthermore, higher …
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Cooperation among self-interested individuals pervades nature and seems essential to explain several landmarks in the … cooperation. In this work we approach the problem from a different angle. We consider a system of adaptive agents, in a two … steady states are characterised by different degrees of cooperation, "economic geographies" (population structure and maps of …
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Evolutionary theory reveals that punishment is effective in promoting cooperation and maintaining social norms …
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It is well-known in evolutionary game theory that population clustering in Prisoner Dilemma games allows some cooperative strategies to invade populations of stable defecting strategies. We adapt this idea of population clustering to a two-person trust game. Players are typed based on their...
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organized before some of the games was used as an additional control. Our results show that the degree of cooperation is rather …
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provide a zero return to their investors, even when they know that their investors had no role in imposing the threat. Our …
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