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1991 was continued rapid growth for the Santa Fe Institute (SFI) as it broadened its interdisciplinary research into the organization, evolution and operation of complex systems and sought deeply the principles underlying their dynamic behavior. Research on complex systems--the focus of work at...
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The simplest conceptual model of cybersecurity implicitly views attackers and defenders as acting in isolation from one another: an attacker seeks to penetrate or disrupt a system that has been protected to a given level, while a defender attempts to thwart particular attacks. Such a model also...
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quantitative approaches using game-theoretic analysis and living lab simulation what triggers, catalysts and accelerators for …
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Urban public traffic networks are typical complex systems. Understanding their evolution mechanism attracts much attention in recent years. Here, we propose that the evolution of urban public traffic network can be considered as a game process between two network manipulators, i.e., passengers...
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simulation experiment. …
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according to collaboration motive and relative power, we use simulation to explore the effects of firm type, opponent type, and …
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A computational procedure, Simulated Fictitious Play (SFP), is introduced to approximate equilibrium solutions for n-person, non-cooperative games with large strategy spaces. A variant of the iterative solution process fictitious play (FP), SFP is first demonstrated on several small n-person...
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Purpose – It is hard to accurately price a merger or acquisition, primarily as there are psychological factors that impact such pricing. As a result, it is hard for traditional financial models to accurately undertake valuations for merger or acquisition transactions. The purpose of this paper...
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