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Explaining fine-grained properties of human cooperation : Insights from evolutionary game theory

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Figure 2.1: Adaptation and generalization through evolutionary time. The y-axis is the ratio of games of a certain type for which the principal provides a reward sufficient to motivate the agent investment
Figure 2.2: Generalization as a function of the number of Interdependent games. The y-axis is the ratio of Cooperative games (test set) for which the principal provides a reward that would be sufficient to motivate the agent to invest
Figure 2.3 shows the outcome of this co-evolution (see also Methods for details). In comparison with the model where only the principal was allowed to evolve, we find an even stronger dichotomy between two evolutionary regimes
Figure 2.4: Additional results: performance on the training set and gen- gen-eralization in the test set
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