Computational joint action: Dynamical models to understand the development of joint coordination
Fig 7
Coordination behavior in the symmetric 2-VP task.
Dyads exhibit a variety of coordination behaviors. a. Typical dyad trajectories (from top to bottom: D8, D3, D12) at early and late training of the experiment. Player 1 and Player 2 are depicted in blue and red. These dyads exemplify typical behaviors: players ignoring each other (D8); cycling between opposite strategies (D3); and converging to a coordination (D12). b. Minimum distance of the two players from partner’s via-points. We report population average and standard error over time for the two groups. On the left we report distribution of the average performances at the end on training.