Research Article

[Retracted] A Study on College Students’ Cognitive Intention and Path Choice of Entrepreneurship from the Perspective of Individual and Group Cooperation

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Unconditional imitation algorithms.

Unconditional imitation algorithms

(1) Take an individual x and calculate the payoff for that individual and all of its neighbors.
(2) Determine Pmax, the neighbor with the greatest benefit from neighbor pooling.
(3) The income Px of individual X is compared with Pmax. If P < Pmax, it will imitate the neighbor strategy; otherwise, it will remain unchanged.