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Evolutionary game analysis of ecological governance stakeholders in Caizihu national wetland park, China. [PDF]

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Wang Q, Mao C.
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Maynard Smith revisited: A multi-agent reinforcement learning approach to the coevolution of signalling behaviour. [PDF]

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Macmillan-Scott O, Musolesi M.
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China's coordinated tripartite medical reform: strategic balancing of interests among pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and health insurance. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Gong H, Wu W, Li J, Wu B, Gao M, Yang Y.
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Functional selection in a population of synthetic cells with a minimal metabolism

Di Meo T, Bunel L, Ragala G, Van Tongeren M, Sieskind R, Danelon C, Rondelez Y.   +6 more
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Fisher Information and the Dynamics of Multicellular Aging

Hale ZF, Cánez GA, Michaels TC.
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On the Cyclic Replicator Equation and the Dynamics of Semelparous Populations

SIAM Journal on Applied Dynamical Systems, 2009
A semelparous organism reproduces only once in its life and dies thereafter. If there is only one opportunity for reproduction per year, and all individuals born in a certain year reproduce $k$ years later, then the population can be divided into year classes according to the year of birth modulo $k$.
Odo Diekmann, S A Van Gils
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Pairwise competition and the replicator equation

Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2003
Spite in Hamilton's sense is defined as the willingness to harm oneself in order to harm another more. The standard replicator dynamic predicts that evolutionarily stable strategies are payoff-maximizing equilibria of the underlying game, and hence rules out the evolution of spiteful behavior.
, Morgan John
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Ergodicity of Replicator Equation with Historic Behavior Perturbation

Qualitative Theory of Dynamical Systems
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Farrukh Mukhamedov, Azizi Rösli, Mukhamedov Farrukh   +2 more
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Homophilic replicator equations

Journal of Mathematical Biology, 2016
Tags are conspicuous attributes of organisms that affect the behaviour of other organisms toward the holder, and have previously been used to explore group formation and altruism. Homophilic imitation, a form of tag-based selection, occurs when organisms imitate those with similar tags.
Morsky, Bryce, Cressman, Ross, Bauch, C. T.   +2 more
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