Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W1998941710> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W1998941710 abstract "The question of whether, and if so how, learning can be transfered from previously experienced games to novel games has recently attracted the attention of the experimental game theory literature. Existing research presumes that learning operates over actions, beliefs or decision rules. This study instead uses a connectionist approach that learns a direct mapping from game payoffs to a probability distribution over own actions. Learning is operationalized as a backpropagation rule that adjusts the weights of feedforward neural networks in the direction of increasing the probability of an agent playing a myopic best response to the last game played. One advantage of this approach is that it expands the scope of the model to any possible nxn normal-form game allowing for a comprehensive model of transfer of learning. Agents are exposed to games drawn from one of seven classes of games with significantly different strategic characteristics and then forced to play games from previously unseen classes. I find significant transfer of learning, i.e., behavior that is path-dependent, or conditional on the previously seen games. Cooperation is more pronounced in new games when agents are previously exposed to games where the incentive to cooperate is stronger than the incentive to compete, i.e., when individual incentives are aligned. Prior exposure to Prisoner's dilemma, zero-sum and discoordination games led to a significant decrease in realized payoffs for all the game classes under investigation. A distinction is made between superficial and deep transfer of learning both---the former is driven by superficial payoff similarities between games, the latter by differences in the incentive structures or strategic implications of the games. I examine whether agents learn to play the Nash equilibria of games, how they select amongst multiple equilibria, and whether they transfer Nash equilibrium behavior to unseen games. Sufficient exposure to a strategically he" @default.
- W1998941710 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W1998941710 creator A5044971636 @default.
- W1998941710 date "2015-03-31" @default.
- W1998941710 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
- W1998941710 title "Transfer of conflict and cooperation from experienced games to new games: a connectionist model of learning" @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1498436455 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1543040011 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1964674637 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1965511524 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1968892985 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1971983058 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1972809823 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1976516753 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1977608112 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1985034397 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1985268655 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1986744418 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1989522642 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1991856297 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1993277309 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W1993348485 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2004606348 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2005549669 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2012942077 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2015129488 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2020357759 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2035911573 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2046504607 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2050233777 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2053902560 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2060607684 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2064785943 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2069544743 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2078167369 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2082239877 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2082560699 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2085721797 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2088744610 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2091909298 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2093472824 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2096222866 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2098259401 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2100635887 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2101864617 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2104753619 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2105883052 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2109059823 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2115164664 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2120763845 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2147112753 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2149107647 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2149801996 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2149861319 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2150235528 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2151834591 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2157830599 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2162317665 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2163569945 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2165698076 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2170714771 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2262420275 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W2884799005 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W3117742912 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W3121311682 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W3122626396 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W3123601277 @default.
- W1998941710 cites W4230365138 @default.
- W1998941710 doi "https://doi.org/10.3389/fnins.2015.00102" @default.
- W1998941710 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/4379898" @default.
- W1998941710 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25873855" @default.
- W1998941710 hasPublicationYear "2015" @default.
- W1998941710 type Work @default.
- W1998941710 sameAs 1998941710 @default.
- W1998941710 citedByCount "2" @default.
- W1998941710 countsByYear W19989417102019 @default.
- W1998941710 countsByYear W19989417102022 @default.
- W1998941710 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W1998941710 hasAuthorship W1998941710A5044971636 @default.
- W1998941710 hasBestOaLocation W19989417101 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C111472728 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C113494165 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C138885662 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C144237770 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C154945302 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C155930848 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C162324750 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C175444787 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C177142836 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C199360897 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C22171661 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C2778012447 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C29122968 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C41008148 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C50644808 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C73795354 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C8521452 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConcept C9354725 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConceptScore W1998941710C111472728 @default.
- W1998941710 hasConceptScore W1998941710C113494165 @default.