Titlebook: Reputation in Artificial Societies; Social Beliefs for S Rosaria Conte,Mario Paolucci Book 2002 Springer Science+Business Media New York 20

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Reciprocal Altruism Reconsideredher more ambitious question, i.e., what is the evolutionary rationale of reputation. To answer this question, however preliminarily and speculatively, we will turn our attention to evolutionary, namely, sociobiological theories of altruism and reciprocity. We will discuss some evolutionary trajector

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False Reputation5. New experiments will be described that are based on the introduction of some noise or copying errors into the reputation transmission process..Findings of experiments run on the authors’ model will be examined at some length. A sort of “prudential algorithm” in reputation transmission will be sho

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Reputation in Infosocietiesin recent years, and have been employed with interesting results in several domains, the most famous being auction intermediaries. Given their size, electronic communities undoubtedly represent the greatest storehouse available for reputation data, even if the laws of competition make firms sometime

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Concluding Remarkspecially unpredictability and complexity, tend inexorably to increase their relevance, adding to the severity of problems of coordination, cooperation, reliability, and robustness of social relationships and calling for urgent applicable solutions.

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Advantages of Reputation Over Repeated Interactionf simulations using different scenarios, including mixed populations of norm-abiders and cheaters, will be discussed. A variant of this model meant to explore the reproductive benefit of the normative behaviour will be presented and discussed.

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