Abstract
We perform simulations with the extended Incomplete Minority Game model, and find that limited incompleteness in strategies can improve the system efficiency greatly. There is a critical p I c such that agents in a system can get the best cooperation. The critical strategy density value α c decreases monotonously with the increase of p I . We also mix incomplete strategy agents with standard strategy agents to study the effect of incompleteness distribution on system properties and group average profit. Concentration of incompleteness weakens its effect. When p I is close to zero, agents using incomplete strategies averagely have better profits than those using standard strategies.
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