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Fig 1.

Schematic diagram ofschool-community collaboration mechanism under government incentives and sanctions.

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Model parameters and descriptions.

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Table 2.

Game theory payoffmatrix for universities and society.

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Table 3.

Characterization of evolutionary stability in social and school game systems.

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Table 4.

Local stability of the equilibrium point in case (1).

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Table 5.

Local stability of the equilibrium point in case (2).

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Table 6.

Local stability of the equilibrium point in case (3).

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Table 7.

Local Stability of the Equilibrium Point in Case (4).

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Fig 2.

The impact of initial conditions in higher education institutions on evolutionary pathways.

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Fig 3.

The impact of initial conditions on evolutionary trajectories in society.

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The impact of initial values in higher education on evolutionary.

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Fig 5.

The impact of government funding on the probability of universities taking the Initiative.

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Fig 6.

The impact of government funding on the probability of social openness.

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Table 8.

Local Stability of the Equilibrium Point.

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Evolutionary processes under dynamic reward and static punishment mechanisms.

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Fig 8.

The impact of initial conditions on evolutionary outcomes.

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Fig 9.

The impact of government funding on universities’ probability of taking the initiative when cooperation willingness is low.

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Fig 10.

The impact of low cooperation willingness on the probability of government funding being open to society.

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Fig 11.

The effect of reputation subsidies on the probability of universities taking the initiative when cooperation willingness is low.

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Fig 12.

The effect of reputation subsidies on the probability of social openness when cooperation willingness is low.

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Fig 13.

The effect of reputation rewards on the probability of universities taking the initiative under moderate cooperation willingness.

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Fig 14.

The effect of reputation rewards on the probability of social openness under moderate cooperation willingness.

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Fig 15.

The impact of initial conditions in higher education institutions on evolutionary outcomes.

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Fig 16.

Evolutionary processes under different dynamic reward coefficient combinations.

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Fig 17.

Effect of different reward coefficient combinations on evolutionary outcomes when λ + ζ = 0.7.

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Fig 18.

Effect of different reward coefficient combinations on evolutionary outcomes when λ + ζ = 0.8.

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Table 9.

Local Stability of the Equilibrium Point.

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Fig 19.

Evolutionary processes under static reward and dynamic punishment mechanisms.

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Fig 20.

The impact of initial conditions in higher education institutions on evolutionary outcomes.

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Fig 21.

The impact of initial conditions on evolutionary outcomes.

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Table 10.

Local Stability of the Equilibrium Point.

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Fig 22.

Evolutionary processes under a dual-dynamic mechanism.

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Fig 23.

The impact of initial social values on evolutionary outcomes.

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Fig 24.

The impact of 22initial values in higher.

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