Pairwise Comparison Dynamics is a revision protocol in evolutionary game theory where individuals adopt a mixed strategy by probabilistically updating their current strategy through pairwise comparisons of payoffs, distinguishing it from other learning dynamics by its reliance on binary strategy evaluations and stochastic adoption based on payoff differences.
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Stochastic dynamics of invasion and fixation
Arne Traulsen, Martin A. Nowak, Jorge M. Pacheco · Physical Review E · 2006 · 593 citations · Full text
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