Emotional Modeling with Spatial Games

Abstract

We describe the relationship between social norms and emotions and the role of jealousy in socioeconomic conflicts. We capture the different types of jealousy exemplifying socio-emotional behavior. A short overview of state-of-the-art modeling is presented to capture the social environment of actors or agents. The methodology for a deterministic approach for modeling jealousy is presented. In the deterministic spatial game, we investigate the conditions for a single defector to invade a population of cooperators. We investigate the impact on defectors when invaded by cooperators. Finally, we present our findings from respective experiments.

Does System-of-Systems Thinking Work for Self-Governance of Digitally Transforming Systems?

“…However, the digital behavior representation scheme and engineering architecture needs to be explored further, particularly for changes that go beyond functional adaptation, e.g., when incorporating socio-emotional behavior (cf. [22]).…”