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AVERAGE NUMBER OF EVENTS AND AVERAGE REWARD
Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences, 2000In a renewal process, the interarrival times are independent and identically distributed, and in a renewal reward process, the pairs of reward and interarrival time are i.i.d. Many useful results hold for these processes. This paper relaxes the assumption of identical distributions while keeping the assumption of independence. This paper explores
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Integral Equations and Operator Theory, 2013
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Curbera, Guillermo, Ricker, Werner J.
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Curbera, Guillermo, Ricker, Werner J.
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Canadian Journal of Mathematics, 1963
The purpose of this note is to investigate the properties of a mapping α, of a Boolean algebra A into itself, which satisfies the functional equation α(p·aq) = ap·aq, where the multiplication is infimum. This is the so-called averaging identity of Kampé de Fériét.
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The purpose of this note is to investigate the properties of a mapping α, of a Boolean algebra A into itself, which satisfies the functional equation α(p·aq) = ap·aq, where the multiplication is infimum. This is the so-called averaging identity of Kampé de Fériét.
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Proceedings of 1994 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 1995
Summary: It is pointed out that a uniform distribution on probability \(n\)-tuples is not necessarily the best distribution to use in calculating an average entropy. The noninformative prior of Bayesian statistics and certain distributions which arise in differential-geometry approaches to statistics are other candidates.
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Summary: It is pointed out that a uniform distribution on probability \(n\)-tuples is not necessarily the best distribution to use in calculating an average entropy. The noninformative prior of Bayesian statistics and certain distributions which arise in differential-geometry approaches to statistics are other candidates.
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Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics, 2004
Abstract For statistical and other purposes one needs to be able to determine an average eye. An average of refractive errors is readily calculated as an average of dioptric power matrices. A refractive error, however, is not so much a property of the eye as a property of the compensating lens in front of the eye.
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Abstract For statistical and other purposes one needs to be able to determine an average eye. An average of refractive errors is readily calculated as an average of dioptric power matrices. A refractive error, however, is not so much a property of the eye as a property of the compensating lens in front of the eye.
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Psychometrika, 1963
Criterion measures are frequently obtained by averaging ratings, but the number and kind of ratings available may differ from individual to individual. This raises issues as to the appropriateness of any single regression equation, about the relation of variance about regression to number and kind of criterion observations, and about the preferred ...
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Criterion measures are frequently obtained by averaging ratings, but the number and kind of ratings available may differ from individual to individual. This raises issues as to the appropriateness of any single regression equation, about the relation of variance about regression to number and kind of criterion observations, and about the preferred ...
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Parsimonious Model Averaging With a Diverging Number of Parameters
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 2020Xinyu Zhang, Guohua Zou, Hua Liang
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