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Modeling of human group coordination
2022
Physical Review Research
We study the coordination in a group of humans by means of experiments and simulations. Experiments with human participants were implemented in a multiclient game setting, where players move on a virtual hexagonal lattice, can observe their and other players' positions on a screen, and receive a payoff for reaching specific goals on the playing field. Flocking behavior was incentivized by larger payoffs if multiple players reached the same goal field. We choose two complementary simulation
doi:10.1103/physrevresearch.4.023037
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