In practice, there exists numerous examples indicating the phenomenon that individuals are
inclined to employ different strategies when interacting with the others. This is incurred by …

At present, the reputation evaluation problem caused by resource constraints significantly
influences group cooperation behavior, and cannot be considered and solved in the …

Though contradicting with natural selection, cooperative behaviors widely exist in practice
and seem to be an effective measure to maintain the functioning of complex systems. As …

Previous studies have noted that both punishment and reward can improve knowledge
sharing to some extent; however, which one better promotes knowledge sharing remains …

Public goods game (PGG) is one of the most widely used metaphors for studying the
cooperation emerged in the situation of N-person social dilemma. In the traditional version of …

Hyperbolic networks have high clustering, short average path lengths, and community
structure, which are all properties that are commonly associated with social networks. As …

Reputation exists widely in human society and plays a significant role in people's behavioral
norms. People with a good reputation are more likely to be noticed in society, so their …

Dimension governs dynamical processes on networks. The social and technological
networks which we encounter in everyday life span a wide range of dimensions, but studies …

The evaluation and updating of individual reputation plays a significant role in the evolution
of game cooperation under the framework of reputation-based indirect reciprocity. However …

The popularity of each individual in a realistic social system adaptively changes within a
population. In this paper, we propose the coevolution of popularity and strategy and explore …