Article
Relatedness with different interaction configurations.
Journal of theoretical biology - 7 Feb 2010
Taylor Peter D, Grafen A
Abstract excerpt
In an inclusive fitness model of social behaviour, a key concept is that of the relatedness between two interactants. This is typically calculated with reference to a "focal" actor taken to be representative of all actors, but when there are different interaction configurations, relatedness must be constructed as an average over all such configurations. We provide an example of such a calculation in an island...
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