Sep 2026· Journal of Advanced Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics· Vol 30, pp. 1458-1470· 0 citations· 14 references
Abstract
This study aims to evaluate the multidimensional characteristics of Japanese universities and construct a cooperative strategy model based on cooperative game theory under geographic and institutional constraints. Weighted scores were computed, complementarity and coalition value were defined, and a coalition value function incorporating friction costs was formulated under four constraint scenarios. The empirical analysis based on 45 private women’s universities confirmed the model stability and interpretability. Core universities consistently emerged as coalition centers. Although the constraint altered the network density and coalition composition, the overall ranking of the cooperative value remained unchanged. In conclusion, the framework demonstrated a mathematically operational cooperative strategy that provided computational guidance for sustaining the social role of universities.
The main findings demonstrate that individuals update strategies primarily through self-adjustment based on historical payoffs, with imitation playing merely an auxiliary role and the optimal self-adjustment proportion is approximately 0.9, and low sensitivity coefficients and mutation rates favor the emergence of coop...
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