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Impact of antidote quantity, timing and prehospital strategies in nerve agent mass casualty events: a simulation study

Frontiers in Public Health
IntroductionMass casualty incidents (MCIs) involving nerve agents pose major challenges for emergency medical response due to rapid symptom onset, hazardous environments, and operational uncertainties.
Ruben De Rouck, Mehdi Benhassine, Michel Debacker, Filip Van Utterbeeck, Jan Vaes, Isabell Meskens, Ives Hubloue   +6 more
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User-Oriented Authorization in Collaborative Environments [PDF]

, 1998
Access rights for collaborative systems tend to be rather complex, leading to difficulties in the presentation and manipulation of access policies at the user interface level.
Sikkel, Klaas, Stiemerling, Oliver
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Parametric Adaptive Learning [PDF]

We investigate a general parametric model of adaptive learning. The model spans most of the adaptive learning procedures proposed in the literature where agents optimize given their ranking over actions, perhaps allowing for experimentation.
Dana Heller
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Players with Limited Memory [PDF]

This paper studies a model of memory. The model takes into account that memory capacity is limited and imperfect. We study how agents with such memory limitations, who have very little information about their choice environment, play games. In particular,
Rajiv Sarin, Steffen Huck
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CAPACITIES AND PROBABILISTIC BELIEFS: A PRECARIOUS COEXISTENCE [PDF]

This paper raises the problem of how to define revealed probabilistic beliefs in the context of the capacity/Choquet Expected Utility model. At the center of the analysis is a decision-theoretically axiomatized definition of ""revealed unambiguous events.
Julian R. Betts, Klaus Nehring, Michael Magill   +2 more
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Inequality and risk aversion in health and income: an empirical analysis using hypothetical scenarios with losses [PDF]

, 2013
Four kinds of distributional preferences are explored: inequality aversion in health, inequality aversion in income, risk aversion in health, and risk aversion in income.
Abásolo, I., Tsuchiya, A.
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IS THE MARKET OVER-OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THE PROSPECTS OF FIRMS THAT ISSUE EQUITY? EVIDENCE FOR THE SPANISH MARKET [PDF]

Previous evidence has documented that equity issuers underperform in the long-run. One possible explanation is that investors have overoptimistic expectations regarding future earnings and the underperformance occurs as these expectations are corrected ...
Juan Carlos Gómez Sala, María Jesús Pastor   +1 more
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Exactly Restricting the Phenyl Ring Rotation in Metal‐Organic Framework for Ultra‐Sensitive and Specific Ratiometric Fluorescent Sensing of Sarin

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To realize highly sensitive and specific sensing toward sarin, an Eu(III) based metal‐organic framework (Eu‐CTTB‐MOF), encompassing a π‐conjugated organic ligand H4CTTB (4,4′,4″,4‴‐(9H‐carbazole‐1,3,6,8‐tetrayl)tetrabenzoic acid) was explored for ...
Cong Lyu, Chuanfang Zhao, Meimei Wang, Jiawen Li, Zhenzhen Cai, Xincun Dou, Baiyi Zu   +6 more
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Predicting how People Play Games: a Simple Dynamic Model of Choice. [PDF]

We use the model developed in Sarin and Vahid (1999, GEB) to explain the experiments reported in Erev and Roth (1998, AER). The model supposes that players maximize subject to their "beliefs" which are non-probabilistic and scalar-valued.
Sarin, R., Vahid, F.
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Ambiguity in Individual Choice and Market Environments: On the Importance of Comparative Ignorance [PDF]

After Ellsberg’s thought experiments brought focus to the relevance of missing information for choice, extensive efforts have been made to understand ambiguity theoretically and empirically (Ellsberg 1961).
Jonathan E. Alevy
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