CDC (Cindy and David's Conversations) game: Advising President to survive pandemic.
CDC (Cindy and David's Conversations) game: Advising President to survive pandemic.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.isci.2023.107079
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发表时间:
2023-07-21
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影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
Yang, Liexun
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作者:
Ma, Zhanshan (Sam);Yang, Liexun
Ongoing debates on anti-COVID19 policies have been focused on coexistence-with versus zero-out (virus) strategies, which can be simplified as “always open (AO)” versus “always closed (AC).” We postulate that a middle ground, dubbed LOHC (low-risk-open and high-risk-closed), is likely favorable, precluding obviously irrational HOLC (high-risk-open and low-risk-closed). From a meta-strategy perspective, these four policies cover the full spectrum of anti-pandemic policies. By emulating the reality of anti-pandemic policies today, the study aims to identify possible cognitive gaps and traps by harnessing the power of evolutionary game-theoretic analysis and simulations, which suggest that (1) AO and AC seem to be “high-probability” events (0.412–0.533); (2) counter-intuitively, the middle ground—LOHC—seems to be small-probability event (0.053), possibly mirroring its wide adoptions but broad failures. Besides devising specific policies, an equally important challenge seems to deal with often hardly avoidable policy transitions along the process from emergence, epidemic, through pandemic, to endemic state. The world has been debating anti-COVID policies virtually from day one of the pandemic We model the problem as an evolutionary game dubbed CDC (Cindy & David’s Conversations) 16 strategies are possible but about half are of no policy values because of unsustainability Coexistence/zero-out/middle-ground (low-risk open high closed) should be stage-dependent Public health; Information system model; Decision science
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