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Communicating Agents in Social Networks

Roland Mühlenbernd, University of Tübingen

In this talk I’ll present a game-theoretical model for communication among agents, also known as asignaling game(Lewis, 1969). In a couple of research projects I applied signaling games in combination with learning dynamics to multi-agent systems to simulate and analyze various issues, for example

· the population-wide communicative behavior of agents embedded in social network structures

· the strategic communication of agents with different social statuses against invading agents

· the dynamics for mutual consent in a population of innovative agents

· the robustness of signaling equilibria (Nash equilibria in signaling games) in structured populations

The talk will conclude with prospective research directions for possible com- binations of these topics and those of the Prague research groups.

References.

Lewis (1969), Convention. A philosophical study. Havard University Press.

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