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When groups attract: coevolutionary dynamics of cooperation and individual- and group-based imitating rules
Success-driven imitation is a fundamental aspect of social learning, yet group interactions beyond pairwise require more subtle imitating rules since success can be observed at either the group or individual level. How such heuristic imitating rules based on these distinct levels of social informati
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