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and society. Reciprocity on the other side is known to lead to cooperation without the costs of punishment. The questions … shows that, in certain environments, some punishment mechanisms can improve the efficiency of cooperation even if the …
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of cooperation like five rules by Nowak. However, those studies still deal with the optimal response (best decision). The … relationships. Then, we examine how mutual cooperation changes in each case where either we add probabilistic perturbation to …, probabilistic perturbation does not induce any change. On the other hand, when ties are the scale-free structure, mutual cooperation …
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An important way to maintain human cooperation is punishing defection. However, since punishment is costly, how can it … violation of causality, since the evolution of punishment is prior to the one of cooperation behaviour in evolutionary dynamics …-evolution of sympathy, punishment and cooperation. According to classical philosophy literature, sympathy is a key factor in …
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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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simulate the collective communication and cooperation within a socio-geographic community. Based on a tight coupling of REPAST … and a vector Geographic Information System, the model simulates the emergence of cooperation from the mobility behaviors … scenario simulation runs for varied initial cooperation percentages and mobility dynamics. Experimental results revealed that …
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environmental uncertainty and that effective uncertainty is smaller than perceived uncertainty, when cooperation is present. We use … analytical results. Together with our earlier theoretical work, results here show that cooperation can buffer the detrimental …
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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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Most current attempts to explain the evolution - through individual selection - of pro-social behavior (i.e. behavior that favors the group) that allows for cohesive societies among non related individuals, focus on altruistic punishment as its evolutionary driving force. The main theoretical...
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for the emergence of cooperation is generally discussed. The most well-known solutions for this question are memory based … temperate acquisitiveness in decision making could be possible to achieve cooperation. It was already shown in our previous … game and also in that of extended strategy expression. The cooperation of this extended game is facilitated only if the …
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The paper at hand aimes at identifying the assumptions that lead to the results presented in an article by Michael Macy and Yoshimichi Sato published in PNAS. In answer to a failed replication, the authors provided the source code of their model and here the results of carefully studying that...
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