Inverse-Probability-Weighted Kernel Estimation of Regression Derivatives Under Missing-at-Random Responses for Stationary Ergodic Processes. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Bouzebda S, Didi S.
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Joint UAV trajectory and offloading optimization with robust secrecy for intelligent mining. [PDF]
Sci RepDarem AA +5 more
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Simon's Bounded Rationality. Origins and use in economic theory [PDF]
The paper aims to show how Simon's notion of bounded rationality should be interpreted in the light of its connection with artificial intelligence. This connection points out that bounded rationality is a highly structured concept, and sheds light on ...
Fiori Stefano
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Regions of rationality: Maps for bounded agents [PDF]
An important problem in descriptive and prescriptive research in decision making is to identify “regions of rationality,” i.e., the areas for which heuristics are and are not effective.
Robin Hogarth, Natalia Karelaia
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Bridging Machine Learning and Algorithmic Information Theory, Part VII: Algorithmic Information Kernels and Kernel Discrepancies on Countable Spaces. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Hamzi B, Hutter M, Owhadi H.
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SEELE: Sense-Driven Edge-Cloud Foreground-Background Split Rendering for Immersive Media Services. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Xiao Y +6 more
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Correcting the Bias in the Concentration Index when Income is Grouped [PDF]
The problem introduced by grouping income data when measuring socioeconomic inequalities in health (and health care) has been highlighted in a recent study.
Philip Clarke, Tom Van Ourti
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Maximum entropy relaxation of multi-way cardinality constraints for synthetic population generation. [PDF]
Front Artif IntellPachet F, Zucker JD.
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Fast and robust estimation of the multivariate errors in variables model. [PDF]
In the multivariate errors in variable models one wishes to retrieve a linear relationship of the form y = ß x + a, where both x and y can be multivariate. The variables y and x are not directly measurable, but observed with measurement error.
Croux, Christophe +2 more
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