We study the dynamics of a set of agents distributed in the nodes of an adaptive network. Each agent plays with all its neighbors a weak prisoner's dilemma collecting a total payoff. We study the case where the network adapts locally depending on the total payoff of the agents. In the parameter regime considered, a steady state is always reached (strategies and network configuration remain stationary), where co-operation is highly enhanced. However, when the adaptability of the network and the incentive for defection are high enough, we show that a slight perturbation of the steady state induces large oscillations (with cascades) in behavior between the nearly all-defectors state and the all-cooperators outcome.
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* weak PD * synchronous updating * imitate best neighbor * on imitation of D, rewire away with probability p; i.e. only Ds rewire * always reaches stationary state: absorbing all-D or frozen high-C or high-D state * frozen state: hierarchical imitation network, leadership of high-degree nodes * largest-payoff-node is satisfied cooperator (top of imitiation network) * transient oscillations/avalanches
%0 Journal Article
%1 Zimmermann2000
%A Zimmermann, Martín G.
%A Eguíluz, Víctor M.
%A San Miguel, Maxi
%A Spadaro, A.
%D 2000
%J Adv. Complex Syst.
%K prisoners-dilemma networks game-theory coevolution oscillations leadership adaptive-networks bistability graphs
%P 283
%R 10.1142/S0219525900000212
%T Cooperation in an Adaptive Network
%V 3
%X We study the dynamics of a set of agents distributed in the nodes of an adaptive network. Each agent plays with all its neighbors a weak prisoner's dilemma collecting a total payoff. We study the case where the network adapts locally depending on the total payoff of the agents. In the parameter regime considered, a steady state is always reached (strategies and network configuration remain stationary), where co-operation is highly enhanced. However, when the adaptability of the network and the incentive for defection are high enough, we show that a slight perturbation of the steady state induces large oscillations (with cascades) in behavior between the nearly all-defectors state and the all-cooperators outcome.
@article{Zimmermann2000,
abstract = {We study the dynamics of a set of agents distributed in the nodes of an adaptive network. Each agent plays with all its neighbors a weak prisoner's dilemma collecting a total payoff. We study the case where the network adapts locally depending on the total payoff of the agents. In the parameter regime considered, a steady state is always reached (strategies and network configuration remain stationary), where co-operation is highly enhanced. However, when the adaptability of the network and the incentive for defection are high enough, we show that a slight perturbation of the steady state induces large oscillations (with cascades) in behavior between the nearly all-defectors state and the all-cooperators outcome.},
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author = {Zimmermann, Martín G. and Eguíluz, Víctor M. and {San Miguel}, Maxi and Spadaro, A.},
biburl = {https://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/21c196b90d90a345722cf3bc056405c5b/rincedd},
doi = {10.1142/S0219525900000212},
file = {Zimmermann2000 - Cooperation in an adaptive network.pdf:Evolutionary Game Theory/Zimmermann2000 - Cooperation in an adaptive network.pdf:PDF},
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journal = {Adv. Complex Syst.},
keywords = {prisoners-dilemma networks game-theory coevolution oscillations leadership adaptive-networks bistability graphs},
pages = 283,
review = {* weak PD * synchronous updating * imitate best neighbor * on imitation of D, rewire away with probability p; i.e. only Ds rewire * always reaches stationary state: absorbing all-D or frozen high-C or high-D state * frozen state: hierarchical imitation network, leadership of high-degree nodes * largest-payoff-node is satisfied cooperator (top of imitiation network) * transient oscillations/avalanches},
timestamp = {2011-01-13T13:26:45.000+0100},
title = {Cooperation in an Adaptive Network},
volume = 3,
year = 2000
}