Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  study how decentralized agents can develop shared vocabularies without global coordination. Ansring this question can help us understand the emergence of many communication systems, from bacterial communication to human languages, as ll as helping to design algorithms for supporting self-organizing information systems such as social tagging or ad-word systems for the b.  introduce a formal communication model in which senders and receivers can adapt their communicative behaviors through a type of  win-stay lose-shift  adaptation strategy.  find by simulations and analysis that for a given number of meanings, there exists a threshold for the number of words below which the agents can't converge to a shared vocabulary. Our finding implies that for a communication system to emerge, agents must have the capability of inventing a minimum number of words or sentences. This result also rationalizes the necessity for syntax, as a tool for generating unlimited sentences.
['Jun Wang', 'Les Gasser', 'James C. Houk']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Convergence analysis for collective vocabulary development
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