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Effects of dynamic response time in an evolving market
Authors:Li-Xin Zhong  Tian Qiu  Cai-Feng Liu
Affiliation:a School of Journalism, Hangzhou Dianzi University, Hangzhou 310018, PR China
b School of Electronic and Information Engineering, NanChang Hangkong University, Nanchang 330063, PR China
Abstract:Considering the time scales of global information and personal reaction, we study the role of dynamic response time in the evolution of collective behavior in an evolving market. The insensitiveness to the market information makes the population cluster around a kind of extreme behavior, in which they always follow what happened last time, while a sensitive population tends to self-segregate into opposing groups. The average success rate R among all the agents is found to have a nonmonotonic dependence on the time scale parameter q. There exists a critical value below (above) which R decreases (increases) with the rise of q. Theoretical analyses demonstrate that the higher efficiency found in the market with an insensitive population is related to its predictability. In such a predictable market, the agents following current prediction have a higher winning probability than those rejecting it. Analytical calculations are in good agreement with numerical data.
Keywords:02.50.Le   05.64.+b   05.40.+j   64.75.+g
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