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Organization, learning and cooperation. [PDF]

This paper models the organization of the firm as a type of artificial neural network in a duopoly setting. The firm plays a repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma type game, and must also learn to map environmental signals to demand parameters and to its rival’s ...
Barr, Jason, Saraceno, Francesco
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Metabolism of Social System: N-Person Iterated Prisoner’s Dilemma Analysis In Random Boolean Network [PDF]

, 2003
Random Boolean Network has been used to find out regulation patterns of genes in organism. This approach is very interesting to use in a game such as N-Person Prisoner’s Dilemma.
Khanafiah, Deni, Situngkir, Hokky
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Making new connections towards cooperation in the prisoner's dilemma game

, 2008
Evolution of cooperation in the prisoner's dilemma game is studied where initially all players are linked via a regular graph, having four neighbors each.
A. Szolnoki, Axelrod R., M. Perc, Perc M., Szolnoki A., Szolnoki A., Wu Z.-X., Z. Danku   +7 more
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Cooperative Strategies in Groups of Strangers: An Experiment [PDF]

We study cooperation in four-person economies of indefinite duration. Subjects interact anonymously playing a prisoner’s dilemma. We identify and characterize the strategies employed at the aggregate and at the individual level.
Gabriele Camera, Marco Casari, Maria Bigoni   +2 more
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Simulation of an Optional Strategy in the Prisoner's Dilemma in Spatial and Non-spatial Environments

, 2016
This paper presents research comparing the effects of different environments on the outcome of an extended Prisoner's Dilemma, in which agents have the option to abstain from playing the game.
C Hauert, C Hauert, CY Xia, D Joyce, HC Jeong, J Batali, J Olejarz, JM Smith, M Gardner, MA Nowak, MA Nowak, RJ Arend, RM Axelrod, SS Izquierdo, W Ghang   +14 more
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The Repeated Prisoner’s Dilemma in a Network [PDF]

Imperfect private monitoring in an infinitely repeated discounted Prisoner’s Dilemma played on a communication network is studied. Players observe their direct neighbors’ behavior only, but communicate strategically the repeated game’s history throughout
Markus Kinateder
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Coveting thy neighbors fitness as a means to resolve social dilemmas

, 2011
In spatial evolutionary games the fitness of each individual is traditionally determined by the payoffs it obtains upon playing the game with its neighbors.
Abramson, Albert, Aleksandra Murks, Baek, Bianconi, Binmore, Cant, Chen, Chen, Colman, Darwin, Doebeli, Doebeli, Du, Floría, Ghalambor, Gómez-Gardeñes, Gómez-Gardeñes, Hamilton, Hardin, Hauert, Helbing, Helbing, Hofbauer, Imhof, Jiang, Jiménez, Keller, Krakauer, Kuperman, Lehmann, Matjaž Perc, Mesterton-Gibbons, Mesterton-Gibbons, Milinski, Milinski, Moyano, Nakamaru, Nakamaru, Nowak, Nowak, Nowak, Nowak, Nowak, Nowak, Ohtsuki, Ohtsuki, Ohtsuki, Ohtsuki, Ohtsuki, Ohtsuki, Panchanathan, Perc, Perc, Perc, Perc, Poncela, Roca, Rodrigues, Rong, Santos, Santos, Santos, Santos, Schelling, Souza, Strassmann, Sysi-Aho, Szabó, Szabó, Szabó, Szabó, Szabó, Szolnoki, Szolnoki, Tang, Traulsen, Vukov, Wang, Wen-Bo Du, Zhen Wang, Zhi-Hai Rong   +81 more
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The Role of Choice in Social Dilemma Experiments [PDF]

On the basis of problems related to asymmetric information, self-governance has been proposed and often empirically found to be superior to the external imposition of rules in social dilemma situations.
Frank P. Maier-Rigaud, Jose Apesteguia
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When is the risk of cooperation worth taking? The prisoner’s dilemma as a game of multiple motives

, 2016
This experimental article helps to understand the motives behind cooperation in the prisoner’s dilemma. It manipulates the pay-off in case both players defect in a two-player, one-shot prisoner’s dilemma and explains the degree of cooperation by a ...
C. Engel, Lilia Zhurakhovska
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Social Dilemmas, Revisited from a Heuristics Perspective [PDF]

The standard tool for analysing social dilemmas is game theory. They are reconstructed as prisoner dilemma games. This is helpful for understanding the incentive structure. Yet this analysis is based on the classic homo oeconomicus assumptions.
Christoph Engel
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