Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1129561 | Social Networks | 2006 | 20 Pages |
Abstract
Cellular automata – lattice-like grids of interlinked cells – can be used to study system evolution. The cells are occupied by disputants with differing strategic interaction rules. After interacting, each disputant either retains its strategy or adopts that of a neighbor, depending on relative strategy success. In this article, we use networks to answer questions about strategy evolution in the game of Chicken. We identify the nodes of a network with cells of an automaton and consider nodes adjacent if they are neighboring cells in the automaton, allowing us to determine structural influences of strategy evolution.
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Authors
Frank Tutzauer, Margaret K. Chojnacki, Pauline W. Hoffmann,