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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2025-08-28
摘要
We develop an 演化ary model for individual discriminatory behavior that emerges naturally in a mixed 族群 as an adaptive strategy. Our findings show that, when individuals have finite memory and face uncertain environments, they may rely on prior biases and observable group traits to make decisions, changing their discriminatory practices. We also demonstrate that a finite memory is a consequence of 自然選擇 because it leads to higher fitness in dynamic environments with 突變s. This adaptability allows individuals with finite memory to better respond to environmental variability, offering a potential 演化ary advantage. Our study suggests that memory constraints and environmental changes are critical factors in sustaining biased behavior, suggesting insights into the persistence of discrimination in re
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