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Emergence of Social Punishment and Cooperation through Prior Commitments
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Measured effects reported in the paper
| What was changed | Where | Measured | Effect |
|---|---|---|---|
| add prior commitment proposing to a punishment-only population (ablation) | Punishment with antisocial punishment · 10000 random parameter sets | average cooperation frequency: 8% -> 65% | Helped |
| add punishment options to a commitment-only population (ablation) | Commitment mechanism · 10000 random parameter sets | average cooperation frequency: 41% -> 65% | Helped |
| add punishment options to commitment-only population (ablation) | Commitment mechanism · T=4 R=3 P=0 S=1, N=100 | cooperation level: defectors 37% -> total cooperation 81% | Helped |
| add prior commitment proposing to punishment-only (ablation) | Punishment with antisocial punishment · T=4 R=3 P=0 S=1, N=100 | stationary frequency of social punishers CP: 1% -> dominant | Helped |
| increase intensity of selection beta (ablation) | Commitment and punishment · Stationary distribution, varying beta | frequency of CP | Helped |
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