特集論文「エージェント技術とその応用」
相互取引における報酬遅延がもたらすエージェントの内部状態の複雑化
2016 年 31 巻 6 号 p. AG-H_1-8
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2016 年 31 巻 6 号 p. AG-H_1-8
Social brain theory hypothesizes that the human brain becomes larger through evolution mainly because of reading others’ intentions in society. Reading opponents’ intentions and cooperating with them or outsmarting them results in an intelligence arms race. The authors discuss the evolution of such an arms race, represented as finite state automatons, under three distinct payoff schemes and the implications of these results, which suggest that agents increase complexity of their strategies. The analyses of the high-ranking agents’ automata suggests the process to acquire complex strategy in delayed reward condition.
