A spatio-temporal generalization involves not only conventional temporal strategies that
determine the player's action based on the opponent past actions but also spatial strategies …

Mobile Ad hoc Networks (MANETs) are susceptible to various node misbehaviors due to
their unique features, such as highly dynamic network topology, rigorous power constraints …

Topographic maps (also known as topology-preserving mappings) are projections of a data
set which attempt to capture some underlying structure therein. These are essentially …

Complex systems have provided not only an analytic view that computational intelligence
could be attained at a critical point (edge of chaos) where a phase transition takes place, but …

Abstract When Cooperate and Defect of the Spatial Prisoner's dilemma are corresponded to
repair and not repair in a self-repair network, a major problem is that agents stuck at a Nash …

We deal with a problem of cleaning up a contaminated network by mutual copying. This
problem involves not only an aspect of “the double-edged sword” where copying could …

When agents are uncertain about actions or strategies of their potential neighbors, coalition
formation for the environmental problem is a critical one. We use spatial strategies of spatial …

This paper discusses when selfish agents begin to cooperate instead of defect, taking a
specific task of maintenance of themselves. The network cleaning problem where a …

Many complex patterns are produced by the spatial prisoner's dilemma, such as spatial
games (Nature 1992; 359: 826–829) and spatial strategies (Artif Life Robotics 2004; 9: 139 …

We propose the concept of an adaptive strategy, and we consider its robustness against
other strategies. On average, the adaptive strategy achieves a higher payoff than other …