Nash Equilibria in Multi-Agent Motor Interactions
Figure 4
Temporal evolution of game solutions.
(A,B) The evolution of the probability of cooperative (blue) and Nash (red) solutions across a 40 trial set for the one-player and two-player conditions. In the one-player condition the cooperative solution gains most probability, where as in the two-player condition the Nash solution is predominant. (C,D) The evolution of the probability of the exploitative solutions across the same set of trials for the one-player and two-player conditions. The shading is one standard error of the mean across the participants. As there are four possible behaviors chance level is shown at a probability of 0.25.