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Stochastic consensus dynamics for decentralized decision systems
A fundamental mechanism underlying collective phenomena in social, technological, and economic systems is decentralized decision-making, in which the behavior of individual agents follows from local interactions in the absence of central coordination. Consensus formation is a central feature of such
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