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Troubles of game-theory with multi-agent systems and in particular with modelling "cooperation" are outlined.

Several researchers have adopted CGT for modeling cooperation of logistic companies.

In the classic model cooperation is successful and stable if cooperative strategies can retaliate against cheating, such as the well-known IPD strategy 'tit for tat' (TFT, Fig. 2c).

These games model cooperation instead of conflicts.

Macleod (1988) models cooperation in team production as a multi-period repeated game and argues that a retaliation strategy can lead to sub-game perfect equilibrium if it is credible.

In a genetic model, cooperation evolves only if a gene encodes both strategy and tag.

This emphasizes that while grouping is encoded in genes in our model, cooperation is not.

According to the Shared Intentionality model, cooperation underpins joint attention in humans, and therefore, this aspect of their theoretical model was explored here.

In experimental models, cooperation may also involve different tumor cells with complementary mutations (e.g., Ras V12 and SCRIB-mutations [ 192].

In several epithelial models, cooperation of the Raf/ERK/MAPK pathways and TGFβ signaling is required for induction and maintenance of EMT in vitro and in vivo [ 66, 67].

The cooperative game theory (CGT) can be adopted for modeling the cooperation among the companies.