Subject: The principle of “win-stay, lose-shift” journ. Уважаемые коллеги, помогите ,плиз, перевести название принципа.Встречается это С/с в следующем контексте: Co-operative populations are sometimes dominated by a strategy called Generous Tit-for-Tat, a strategy named Pavlov by the mathematicians David and Vivien Kraines. After experiencing a reward for mutual co-operation, a Pavlov player repeats the former co-operative move. After getting away with unilateral defection, it similarly repeats its last move. But after being punished for mutual defection, Pavlov switches to co-operation. Внимание и тут появляется эта фраза: This principle of “win-stay, lose-shift” seems to work well in many situations. Заранее огромное Всем спасибо |
"извини-подвинься"? :) |
Нет, тут что-то другое. Потому как, до этого было написано: "This situation can be viewed as a simple game. The two players engaged in it have only to decide whether they wish to co-operate with each other or not. If they both want to co-operate, they get a reward of three points each. If both defect (by not co-operating), they get only one point each. But if one player defects and the other co-operates, the defector receives five points, whereas the player who chose to co-operate receives nothing..." То есть, естественно, все будут выбирать то, что выгоднее. |
"со щитом или на щите" ближе к тексту - "успех - продвиньтесь вперёд, провал - сойдите с дистанции" |
как там это в спорте называется? игра на выбывание? |
или "естественный отбор" по Дарвину |
ну тут как раз речь и идёт про "естественный отбор" и про "принцип взаимопомощи" :)) Спасибки всем, очень помогли, чесс слово |
"... stay with the winning strategy, and if it is a losing strategy... try something different: Win-Stay, Lose-Shift" http://www.theofficecompany.com/Articles_Forms/current/dunn_mktg-strategy.html |
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