Extended Data Fig. 7: Robustness of the evolution of the number of observations under stern-judging.
From: The evolution of private reputations in information-abundant landscapes
Panels show the competition of all possible numbers of observations (2 ≤ M ≤ 10) for a fixed strictness threshold q in the presence of unconditional strategies, for varying values of the benefit-to-cost ratio (b/c) and of the assessment (α) and execution (ε) error rates (with α = ε). Each bar concatenates the steady states reached by numerical integration from 100 different initial conditions. The rates of cooperation at all 76 discriminating equilibria in this plot range from 92.4% to 100%.
