Mobin Zarreh

Research Assistant @Ira A. Fulton Schools Of Engineering At Arizona State University

US

Conducting agent-based simulation framework in Python on trust dynamics in strategic games with a focus on how trust influences human decision-making within system-of-systems architectures in repeated Stag Hunt interactions. Proposed a dual-state trust model separating belief (signal) and confidence (trust) and benchmarked against Bayesian learning with weakly-informative priors, highlighting convergence–robustness trade-offs- Developed and applied an agent-based modeling simulation in Python and game-theoretic analysis to evaluate the impact of network topologies on collaboration dynamics, stability, and operational efficiency in flood irrigation systems, improving collaborative behavior stability by 61%. findings published in Water Resources Management journal (2025)- Designed and implemented a Python-based framework leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) to replicate paired game-theoretic experiments, with multi-phase trials (belief reporting, communication, decision-making). Engineered robust prompts, JSON schemas, validators, and logging pipelines, enabling structured data capture and statistical comparison with human studies.