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evolutionarily stable strategy

evolutionarily stable strategy An evolutionarily stable strategy is a stable pattern of behavior or choice that emerges among players in an evolutionary game process.

An evolutionarily stable strategy is a stable pattern of behavior or choice that emerges among players in an evolutionary game process. It refers to the state the players’ strategies settle into under the model’s dynamics.

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Drafting source: Pang Jinbo; Deng Lingfei; Wang Gangyi. An evolutionarily stable strategy and the critical point of hog futures trading entities based on replicator dynamic theory: 2006–2015 data for China’s 22 provinces. 2017; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0172009; article XML SHA-256 218d5f973cf37ccd3f47e1f8254cf05bc76e41924d8e17d1b30c6bc11b2e29ef. “An evolutionarily stable strategy and the critical point of hog futures trading entities based on replicator dynamic theory: 2006–2015 data for China’s 22 provinces” (10.1371/journal.pone.0172009).
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