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Controlling herding in minority game systems
Ji Qiang Zhang
, Zi Gang Huang
, Zhi Xi Wu
, Riqi Su
,
Ying-Cheng Lai
Sensor, Signal and Information Processing Center (SenSIP)
Electrical, Computer, and Energy Engineering, School of (IAFSE-ECEE)
Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, School of (SoMSS)
Electrical Engineering
Knowledge Enterprise (KE)
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Resource Allocation
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Herding
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Game System
100%
Minority Game
100%
Control Method
66%
Network Topology
66%
Urban Traffic
33%
Social Services
33%
Effective Control
33%
Control Variables
33%
Few Resources
33%
Dynamical Processes
33%
Social Systems
33%
Political System
33%
Collective Dynamics
33%
Control Scheme
33%
Economical System
33%
Strong Fluctuation
33%
Intrinsic Components
33%
Pinning Control
33%
Herd Behavior
33%
Service Institutions
33%
Service Ecosystem
33%
Spontaneous Evolution
33%
Allocation Dynamics
33%
Systematic Components
33%
Computer Science
Control Method
100%
Network Topology
100%
Resource Allocation
100%
Complex System
100%
Potential Application
50%
Intrinsic Property
50%
Dynamic Resource Allocation
50%
Political Systems
50%
Mathematics
Topology
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Complex System
100%
Variance
50%
Minimizes
50%
Open Problem
50%
Strong Fluctuation
50%
Intrinsic Property
50%
Social Sciences
Minority Groups
100%
Resource Allocation
100%
Topology
66%
Social Services
33%
Variance
33%
Political Systems
33%
Urban Traffic
33%
Physics
Topology
100%
Complex System
100%