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A multi-agent learning framework for mixed-integer linear programming

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Experimentation and learning in a differentiated-products duopoly

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Rigidity of social systems

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Individual learning and social learning : endogenous division of cognitive labor in a population of co-evolving problem-solvers

Chang, Myong-hun; Harrington, Joseph Emmett - In: Administrative Sciences : open access journal 3 (2013) 3, pp. 53-75

The dynamic choice between individual and social learning is explored for a population of autonomous agents whose objective is to find solutions to a stream of related problems. The probability that an agent is in the individual learning mode, as opposed to the social learning mode, evolves over...

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