摘要
We investigate how the way of breaking links and establishing links impacts cooperation by comparing four coevolutionary rules. In the rules, a player chooses to break an existing link according to his environment, and the establishment of a new link depends on the environment of the potential neighbor. It is found that the way of breaking links plays a key role in promoting cooperation. The way of establishing links has a negligible effect on cooperation, but determines the population structure. Our results may provide some insights into understanding the evolution of cooperation.
We investigate how the way of breaking links and establishing links impacts cooperation by comparing four coevolutionary rules. In the rules, a player chooses to break an existing link according to his environment, and the establishment of a new link depends on the environment of the potential neighbor. It is found that the way of breaking links plays a key role in promoting cooperation. The way of establishing links has a negligible effect on cooperation, but determines the population structure. Our results may provide some insights into understanding the evolution of cooperation.
作者
刘爱志
张艳玲
孙长银
Ai-Zhi Liu;Yah-Ling Zhang;Chang-Yin Sun(Key Laboratory of Knowledge Automation for Industrial Processes of Ministry of Education,School of Automation and Electrical Engineering,University of Science and Technology Beijing,Beijing 100083;School of Automation,Southeast University,Nanjing 210096)
基金
Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos 61603036,61520106009 and U1713209
