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Learning Competition and Cooperation
Neural Computation, 1993Competitive activation mechanisms introduce competitive or inhibitory interactions between units through functional mechanisms instead of inhibitory connections. A unit receives input from another unit proportional to its own activation as well as to that of the sending unit and the connection strength between the two.
Sungzoon Cho, James A. Reggia
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Journal of Economic Theory, 2002
The authors consider a version of a finitely-repeated prisoner's dilemma (PD) with large but fixed average length of players' lifetimes. At each time period \(r=1,\dots,n\) every member of the population plays a game \(\text{PD}(a,r)\) where it receives \(1\) if both players use the strategies \((CC)\) and \(-a^r, 1+a^r, 0\) in the case \((CD), (DC ...
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The authors consider a version of a finitely-repeated prisoner's dilemma (PD) with large but fixed average length of players' lifetimes. At each time period \(r=1,\dots,n\) every member of the population plays a game \(\text{PD}(a,r)\) where it receives \(1\) if both players use the strategies \((CC)\) and \(-a^r, 1+a^r, 0\) in the case \((CD), (DC ...
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Cooperation in programming learning
Proceedings of the 12th Koli Calling International Conference on Computing Education Research, 2012This paper analyses the cooperative group work methods suitability for the programming training process. The use of these methods improves the acquisition of knowledge, develops active and creative thinking, fosters independence, enhances their interest in activities and enriches social skills.
Violeta Jadzgeviciene, Jurate Urboniene
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Review of Educational Research, 1980
Research on classroom cooperative learning techniques, in which students work in small groups and receive rewards or recognition based on their group performance, has been increasing in the past few years. This review summarizes the results of 28 primary field projects lasting at least 2 weeks, in which cooperative learning methods were used in ...
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Research on classroom cooperative learning techniques, in which students work in small groups and receive rewards or recognition based on their group performance, has been increasing in the past few years. This review summarizes the results of 28 primary field projects lasting at least 2 weeks, in which cooperative learning methods were used in ...
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Cooperation of cognitive learning and behavior learning
Proceedings 1999 IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems. Human and Environment Friendly Robots with High Intelligence and Emotional Quotients (Cat. No.99CH36289), 2003Reinforcement learning is very useful for robots with little a priori knowledge in acquiring appropriate behavior. This paper describes a learning system which can learn a state representation and a behavior policy simultaneously while executing the task. We call the system - the situation transition network system.
Atsushi Ueno +2 more
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Cooperative Multiagent Learning
2003Cooperation and learning are two ways in which an agent can improve its performance. Cooperative Multiagent Learning is a framework to analyze the tradeoff between cooperation and learning in multiagent systems. We focus on multiagent systems where individual agents are capable of solving problems and learning using CBR (Case-based Reasoning).
Enric Plaza, Santiago Ontañón
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2004
A cooperative team of agents may perform many tasks better than single agents. The question is how cooperation among self-interested agents should be achieved. It is important that, while we encourage cooperation among agents in a team, we maintain autonomy of individual agents as much as possible, so as to maintain flexibility and generality.
Ron Sun, Dehu Qi
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A cooperative team of agents may perform many tasks better than single agents. The question is how cooperation among self-interested agents should be achieved. It is important that, while we encourage cooperation among agents in a team, we maintain autonomy of individual agents as much as possible, so as to maintain flexibility and generality.
Ron Sun, Dehu Qi
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Learning to Cooperate, Cooperating to Learn
1985This book was written and edited as a project of the International Asso- ciation for the Study of Cooperation in Education (lASCE). It grew di- rectly out of the second conference of the lASCE, held at Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, in [uly 1982.
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TEACHING Exceptional Children, 2002
teachers ask questions like these when first considering using cooperative learning in their classrooms. They may ask privately: The strategy may come highly recommended and may be supported by research, all right—but have any of these researchers actually implemented it? Have they seen my classroom?
Charlotte Sonnier-York, Pokey Stanford
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teachers ask questions like these when first considering using cooperative learning in their classrooms. They may ask privately: The strategy may come highly recommended and may be supported by research, all right—but have any of these researchers actually implemented it? Have they seen my classroom?
Charlotte Sonnier-York, Pokey Stanford
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Is Cooperative Learning Cooperative?
It is important to be skillful and knowledgeable, but it is equally necessary to have the ability and approach of an effective cooperative worker, able and willing to contribute our share of knowledge and skills expected in a team-working environment.openaire +1 more source