Abstract
Evolutionary prisoner's dilemma game in structured populations on a weighted square lattice, on which the edge weight represents the relationship between agents and adaptively changes in time, has been proved to be an efficient way that can promote cooperation. In fact, such an adaptive link weight introduces a new time scale τa, not necessarily equal to the time scale of game strategy τɛ. Inspired from aforementioned above, we investigate the effect of w=τɛτa on the evolution of cooperative behavior. Through numerical simulation, we find cooperation can be promoted effectively with a larger value of w, which is related to the increase of average link weight in the structured population.
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