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received by one randomly selected agent. After = 30 information exchanges per agent, we measure the average distance of the true information from agent 1, as well as from all the other agents. We found that both agent 1's distance and the other agents' distance from the true information increases with the error level of agent 1; however, the former relationship is more steep (figure 2a). Download figureOpen in new tabDownload powerpointFigure 2. The public good problem can be bypassed in the behavioural synchrony framework. (a) How the error level of agent 1 affects agent 1's and the other agents' respective distances from the true information. Solid line, agent 1; dashed line, mean for all the other agents. (b) A positive relationship between the cost parameter () and agent 1's optimal error level. Solid line, optimal error level of agent 1; dashed line, mean error level of all other agents. Note that if the cost is sufficiently low, then agent 1 would choose to have an error level lower than that of the rest of the group. Now let us consider a payoff function for agent 1 that has the following form: B1where p is the total payoff, a is the payoff that agent 1 receives as a result of the collective action, is a cost parameter and n = 10. Thus, the payoff function is of the following form: (payoff to focal individual) = (benefit of collective action) (average group deviance) (cost of cognitive investment) (focal individual's deviation). That is, the total payoff that the agent receives is dependent on the group being able to perform the collective action with efficiency, where the agent faces a cost for reducing her information's noise level, and she pays a penalty for being far from the true information. (Note that this is a particular example for a payoff function, where all the functional forms are linear, and the cost associated with group and individual efficiency is 1 in both cases. Trivially, the payoff from the collective action, a, can be any value, but unless a is big enough, p will not be positive and hence no action takes place.) This formulation of the payoff function allows us to search for the optimal error level given the cost parameter: Simulation results show thatas expectedthe distance from the true information increases with the error level of the focus agent for both the focus agent and the rest of the group, albeit with a different slope (figure 2a). This results in the effect that agent 1's optimal level of error increases as the cost of noise reduction increases (see figure 2b). Importantly, in some parameter ranges, the optimal error is smaller than that of the rest of the group. This suggests that if the focus agent's error level was the same as the rest of the group initially, reducing the error level would be beneficial for this individual, providing the route to evolutionary dynamics. Note that there are two reasons why the public good problem does not arise in the context of a coordination game, in line
At http://m.phys.org/news/2015-11-world-mathematical-theory-humor.htmlNovember 30, 2015 by Kristy Condon How do you quantify something as complex and personal as humour? University of Alberta researchers have developed a mathematical method of doing just thatand it might not be quite as personal as we think. "This really is the first paper that's ever had a quantifiable theory of humour," says U of A psychology professor Chris Westbury, lead author of the recent study. "There's quite a small amount of experimental work that's been done on humour." The idea for the study was born from earlier research in which test subjects with aphasia were asked to review letter strings and determine whether they were real words or not. Westbury began to notice a trend: participants would laugh when they heard some of the made-up non-words, like snunkoople. It raised the questionhow can a made-up word be inherently funny? The snunkoople effect Westbury hypothesized that the answer lay in the word's entropya mathematical measure of how ordered or predictable it is. Non-words like finglam, with uncommon letter combinations, are lower in entropy than other non-words like clester, which have more probable combinations of letters and therefore higher entropy. "We did show, for example, that Dr. Seusswho makes funny non-wordsmade non-words that were predictably lower in entropy. He was intuitively making lower-entropy words when he was making his non-words," says Westbury. "It essentially comes down to the probability of the individual letters. So if you look at a Seuss word like yuzz-a-ma-tuzz and calculate its entropy, you would find it is a low-entropy word because it has improbable letters like Z." Inspired by the reactions to snunkoople, Westbury set out to determine whether it was possible to predict what words people would find funny, using entropy as a yardstick.For the first part of the study, test subjects were asked to compare two non-words and select the option they considered to be more humorous. In the second part, they were shown a single non-word and rated how humorous they found it on a scale from 1 to 100. "The results show that the bigger the difference in the entropy between the two words, the more likely the subjects were to choose the way we expected them to," says Westbury, noting that the most accurate subject chose correctly 92 per cent of the time. "To be able to predict with that level of accuracy is amazing. You hardly ever get that in psychology, where you get to predict what someone will choose 92 per cent of the time." People are funny that way This nearly universal response says a lot about the nature of humour and its role in human evolution. Westbury refers to a well-known 1929 linguistics study by Wolfgang Kohler in which test subjects were presented with two shapes, one spiky and one round, and were asked to identify which was a baluba and which was a takete. Almost all the respondents intuited that takete was the spiky object, suggesting a common mapping between speech sounds and the visual shape of objects. The reasons for this may be evolutionary.
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They often preferred the blue and broken hearts, but using those characters alone, says Coppersmith, doesn't indicate risk of suicide. The researchers also noticed an increase in messages conveying sadness prior to a suicide attempt, and then a rise in both sad and angry tweets around an attempt. While Coppersmith's study doesn't include real tweets in order to protect users' privacy, it does offer examples to demonstrate both anger ("I'm only good for being a verbal punching bag") and sadness ("I'm totally pathetic even the scars from my attempts are pathetic"). "It's not like ... if you say this phrase you're clearly in trouble," Coppersmith says of the algorithm. "It says, 'Let me look at all of the language.' Each word you use shows a tiny fraction of a bit of a clue in terms of who you are, what you're thinking, whether or not you're in some sort of emotional crisis." Coppersmith believes gleaning such information from social media, as well as other data generated by mobile devices, could be vital to a psychologist looking for subtle hints about a patient's risk of suicide.Janet Schnell, who lost her brother to suicide in 1995, has worked in the prevention field for two decades and believes this new approach may succeed in pinpointing risk where other efforts have failed. "Part of the grieving process is that loss survivors go back, reexamine, and look and look to see what they missed," says Schnell, who is the loss division chair at the American Association of Suicidology. Though her brother passed away before the advent of social media, Schnell knows how powerful it would be if researchers could use that data to help explain what often feels like a tragic mystery. "I was so grateful as a loss survivor that there was a new window that could be opened," she says.Despite recent advances in this research, it will still take partnership between data scientists and health care professionals, funding, and a few years at minimum to produce research reliable enough so that psychologists could use it in their practice. For Coppersmith's research to reach that point, he needs many more insights like the ones he's already produced, and deeper analysis of those conclusions.That's why he's trying to collect data from at least tens of thousands of people, and he's hoping you'll consider donating yours. Donating your dataIn April, Qntfy launched a study called OurDataHelps, which asks people to volunteer social media data from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit and Tumblr. Coppersmith is also asking for Fitbit, Jawbone and Runkeeper data, which should provide insight about people's physical patterns and habits. Volunteers answer a few questions about their mental health and suicide history; the study invites both people who have and have not experienced mental illness to participate. They give Qntfy permission to anonymize and track their posts through open authentication, a common tool that allows third parties to view your account without requiring a password. (If you've ever synced an app like Candy Crush with your Facebook account, you've used open authentication.)While the goal is to produce
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