Robust spread of cooperation by expectation-of-cooperation strategy with simple labeling method

Otsuka, Tomoaki; Sugawara, Toshiharu

doi:10.1145/3106426.3106458

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“…Based on this definition, Bounded rationality includes allowing the agent to make mistakes (Moriyama, et al, 2017, July) [25] , as well as all artificially set strategies of the game, such as Tit for Tat (TFT) (Wang & Jiang, 2019) [37] , Extended Expectation-of-Cooperation (EEoC) (Otsuka & Sugawara, August 2017; Otsuka & Sugawara, 2018) [26,27] and others.…”

Section: Bounded Rationalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Agent will try to cooperate several times in a short period of time (Moriyama, et al,2017, July) [25] . EEoC make it possible to spread cooperation rather than generate it (Otsuka, et al,2017, August) [26] and if the number of ProbD (A strategy of always choosing defects) agents is not large, EEoC agents can spread and maintain mutual cooperation (Otsuka & Sugawara, 2018) [27] .…”

Section: Bounded Rationalitymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Cooperation: A Systematic Review of how to Enable Agent to Circumvent the Prisoner’s Dilemma

Pan,

Yoshikawa,

Yamamura

2023

SHS Web of Conf.

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It is widely accepted that rational individuals are unable to create cooperation in a prisoner’s dilemma. However, in everyday life, cooperation, for example, during a fishing moratorium, can be observed frequently. Additionally, the appearance of cooperation in the prisoner’s dilemma can be seen in numerous simulation studies. This paper reviews 31 simulation studies published between January 2017 and January 2023 in which agents can be observed in the results to improve cooperation in a prisoner’s dilemma. The proposed methodologies were sorted into seven categories, including Bounded Rationality, Memory, Adaptive Strategy, Mood Model, Intrinsic Reward, Network Dynamics, and Altruistic Attribute. Based on their impacts, the effectiveness of these seven approaches was classified into three categories: generating cooperation, maintaining cooperation, and spreading cooperation. This review is expected to be helpful for scholars conducting future research on multi-agent cooperation and irrational agent modeling.

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