Sentence examples for payoff structure from inspiring English sources

Thus, conformist bias creates multiple equilibria in situations with an altruistic payoff structure, and if the bias is strong compared to migration in a structured population, this allows altruism to evolve in very large groups for the same reasons described above.

This asymmetric payoff structure makes them resemble financial options.

The indexed option has a different payoff structure and much lower initial value than a traditional option.

Yet we also observe that the frequency of EQ play depends on the payoff structure of the game.

We characterize interim-efficient bets and discuss their implementability in terms of the underlying game's payoff structure.

We conclude that in a decontextualized context, our participants by default project a cooperative frame onto the payoff structure.

It is standard in experimental economics to use decontextualized designs where payoff structures are presented using neutral language.

This expropriation risk stems from the differences in the payoff structures of debtholders and shareholders (e.g., Jensen and Meckling, 1976).

The possible generalizations of the numerical techniques presented in this paper to other models with more complicated path dependent payoff structures are also discussed.

We use a spatial agent-based modelling approach to investigate how ecological dynamics, payoff structures, and their interdependencies, influence the emergence and persistence of cooperative behaviours in the management of red deer (Cervus elaphus) in Scotland.

f See e.g. [8,10,12] for some application instances of distance-based payoff structures.