Changing Competition and Cooperation in Global Network

Global Competition and Cooperation in Standardization of Wireless Communications

INTRODUCTION Since the first installation of cellular-based wireless public telephone systems back in the early 1980s, the number of wireless communication subscribers has seen dramatic and continuous growth across the world. The total global mobile subscribers grew from 11 million in 1990 to 472 million in 1999, according to ITU's (International Telecommunications Union) statistics. It is fore...

Dynamic Cooperation and Competition in a Network of Spiking Neurons

We discuss recurrent networks with local excitatory and surrounding inhibitory connectivity and their implications as model for the dynamics of sensory awareness and oculomotor programming. A spiking version of such a model and its association with simulations of the superior colliculus are reviewed. We also discuss the competition for attention within this model as put forward by Taylor, and p...

Cooperation Competition Running head: A THEORY OF COOPERATION - COMPETITION A Theory of Cooperation - Competition and Beyond

This chapter is concerned with my interrelated theoretical work in the areas of cooperation competition, conflict resolution, social justice, and social relations. The theory of cooperation competition is a component of the other theories. Thus, the theory of conflict resolution is based on this theory and my Crude Law of Social Relations. My work in social justice is also based on this theory,...

Membrane Research in a Global Context Requires Collaboration, not Competition!

Particle Competition and Cooperation for Uncovering Network Overlap Community Structure

Identification and classification of overlap nodes in communities is an important topic in data mining. In this paper, a new graphbased (network-based) semi-supervised learning method is proposed. It is based on competition and cooperation among walking particles in the network to uncover overlap nodes, i.e., the algorithm can output continuous-valued output (soft labels), which corresponds to ...