Prioritising public information leads to increases in network connectivity, but is generally lower than when private information is prioritised.

مواد مشابهة

• General increases to network connectivity and payoff observed as prioritisation for private information is increased in networks, along with potential decreases to recovery ratios.
  حسب: Adam Lee Miles (14123916)
  منشور في: (2024)
• Connectivity of networks increases as private information is prioritised, although some methods, such as betweeness, appear to be capable of kerbing the number of connections formed, which contributes towards network stability.
  حسب: Adam Lee Miles (14123916)
  منشور في: (2024)
• Prioritising public information results in less recoveries occurring at lower values of <i>τ</i> when compared against previous networks (see Fig 6).
  حسب: Adam Lee Miles (14123916)
  منشور في: (2024)
• Strong signals from both public and private information results in greatest levels of connectivity, with some methods effective at reining this in.
  حسب: Adam Lee Miles (14123916)
  منشور في: (2024)
• The choice of network metric employed as public information can lead to noticeable gains in payoffs amongst individuals at an increased risk of successful cheater invasion.
  حسب: Adam Lee Miles (14123916)
  منشور في: (2024)