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Further <i>N</i>-Frame networking dynamics of conscious observer-self agents via a functional contextual interface: predictive coding, double-slit quantum mechanical experiment, and decision-making fallacy modeling as applied to the measurement problem in humans and AI. [PDF]
Edwards DJ.
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Genetically Raised Circulating Levels of Dietary Antioxidants and the Association With Respiratory Health in High-Risk Populations. [PDF]
Saied A, Horsfall LJ.
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The projective independence axiom
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On the independence of premiss axiom and rule
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Takako Nemoto, Ishihara Hajime
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Probabilistic independence axiom
GENEVA Risk and Insurance Review, 2020One of the most well-known theories of decision making under risk is expected utility theory based on the independence axiom. The independence axiom postulates that decision maker’s preferences between two lotteries are not affected by mixing both lotteries with the same third lottery (in identical proportions).
Pavlo R Blavatskyy, Blavatskyy Pavlo
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Asset Demand Without the Independence Axiom
Econometrica, 1989An important application of the theory of choice under uncertainty is to asset markets, and an important property in these markets is a preference for portfolio diversification. If an investor is an expected utility maximizer, then (s)he is risk averse if and only if (s)he exhibits a preference for diversification.
Eddie Dekel
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Independence of axiom system of basic algebras
Soft Computing, 2008A basic algebra is an algebra \((A;\oplus,\neg, 0)\) of type \((2,1,0)\) satisfying the following axioms: (BA1) \(x\oplus 0= x\), (BA2) \(\neg\neg x= x\), (BA3) \(x\oplus\neg 0= \neg 0= \neg 0\oplus x\), (BA4) \(\neg(\neg x\oplus y)\oplus y= \neg(\neg y\oplus x)\oplus x\), (BA5) \(\neg(\neg(\neg(x\oplus y)\oplus y)\oplus z)\oplus (x\oplus z)= \neg 0\).
Ivan Chajda +2 more
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Dynamic Axiomatic Design (DAD): Applying the Independence Axiom in the Design of Social Systems
Compared with mechanical systems (fixed and flexible systems), social systems are more dynamic and complex. Because of human participation and interdependence, social system behaviour is not easily predictable, and the Independence Axiom cannot be easily
Reza Sheikh
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