2018
DOI: 10.3917/redp.283.0423
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On Evolutionary Game Theory and Team Reasoning

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“…Therefore, during the evolutionary process, the participating subjects change their own state in order to choose the optimal strategy, learn continuously, and then choose the optimal strategy to keep the system in a stable state. It is solved by calculating the payoff functions of the game subjects to construct the replicated dynamic equations of multiple parties, and solving the optimal equilibrium points under different evolutionary paths via the Jacobi matrix [29].…”
Section: Model Assumptions and Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, during the evolutionary process, the participating subjects change their own state in order to choose the optimal strategy, learn continuously, and then choose the optimal strategy to keep the system in a stable state. It is solved by calculating the payoff functions of the game subjects to construct the replicated dynamic equations of multiple parties, and solving the optimal equilibrium points under different evolutionary paths via the Jacobi matrix [29].…”
Section: Model Assumptions and Constructionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Выявленный нами первый тренд -рассмотрение ценности игрового моделирования через призму взаимодействия, а не столкновения, подтверждает и Д. Лемперт [15], говоря о том, что эволюционная теория игр имеет долгую историю моделирования человеческих взаимодействий и недавно начала использоваться для анализа появления и прогноза долгосрочной жизнеспособности работы команды.…”
Section: игра с двумя популяциями населенияunclassified
“…Understanding the evolution sheds light on the dynamics and sustainability of the BFM. In evolutionary games, the assumption of complete rationality is abandoned in favor of analyzing the dynamic adjustment process, which compensates for the lack of a rational and static perspective [29] and is more in line with real-life human decision-making situations in which game parties can choose to cooperate or not cooperate based on the analysis of realistic factors, their own cognition, and the continuous trial and error process [30].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%