Evolutionary Dynamic Games is a dynamic game model in which players' strategies adapt over time through mechanisms of selection and replication, distinguished from classical dynamic games by its foundation in evolutionary principles such as fitness-based success and population-level strategy revision.
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Andreas Ortmann, Jörgen W. Weibull · Southern Economic Journal · 1997 · 606 citations
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics · 1996 · 350 citations
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