… ' or 'bad' strategy. Instead we should learn to think in terms of evolutionarily stable strategies,
a … A strategy is said to be evolutionari1y stable against a specified list of alternatives if, given …

… in biological game theory to the idea that evolutionarily stable strategies (ESS) (Maynard
Smith, … This report examines properties of the evolutionarily stable (ES) learning rule, ie the rule …

The conditional evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) has … the theoretical basis of the conditional
strategy to be robust. However… We return to the findings of the strategic models behind the …

… Abstract A definition of ESS (evolutionarily stable strategy) is suggested for games in which
… its own set of strategies, and the fitness of any strategy depends upon the strategy mix, of …

… games in which successful strategies are rewarded by high … strategy mix should evolve to
some type of optimal or stable … ESS (evolutionarily stable strategy) to describe a stable state of …

… evolutionarily stable frequency when it contributes equally to fitness. The evolutionary
stability of such a stochastic "mixed" ESS is only against stated alternative strategies (Dawkins, …

… of an evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS) evolutionarily stable sets are introduced, ie sets of
equilibrium strategies (… They are primarily used with evolutionary game models that allow a …

… Widely successful in applied population biology, the Evolutionarily Stable Strategy concept
remains controversial because of the severe restrictions present in its original formulation. …

… social behavior have more than one evolutionarily stable strategy (ESS). Examples include
… evolutionarily stable strategies, selection among groups can cause the spread of the strategy …

… , evolutionary stability is determined by the matrix P and the criterion for evolutionary stability
… Thus, ecological and evolutionary stability are in general determined by two different sub-…