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On a Measure of Stochastic Dependence
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1962An explicit expression is found for the amount of information (in the sense of A. N. Kolmogorov) about one $\sigma $-subalgebra contained in another $\sigma $-subalgebra of an abstract algebra with a probability measure. The formula obtained is generalized to a system of subalgebras of any cardinal number.
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Repeated measurements in stochastic mechanics
Physical Review D, 1986Stochastic mechanics provides a probabilistic scheme for the description of quantum systems. Grabert, Haaumlnggi, and Talkner, and Nelson have pointed out that its multitime correlations seem to be in disagreement with quantum-mechanical predictions.
Blanchard Ph, Golin S, SERVA, Maurizio
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Stochastic Integrals and Differential Measures
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1988The description of the class of measures with square integrable logarithmic derivative along a vector field and an operator field is obtained. This derivative coincides with an extended stochastic integral in the Gaussian case. The proofs are based on integration by parts.
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A stochastic dominance approach to the measurement of discrimination
Journal of Economic Theory, 2012This paper suggests a bridge between stochastic dominance and discrimination measurement. Discrimination orderings are defined and illustrated through discrimination curves, in the same spirit as stochastic dominance. The main result generalizes the equivalence between Generalized Lorenz dominance and second order stochastic dominance.
Michel Le Breton +2 more
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Measurement in stochastic mechanics
Journal of Mathematical Physics, 1981Stochastic mechanics is an explanation of nonrelativistic quantum phenomena in terms of stochastic differential equations. In this note a simple example of a measurement is constructed and the behavior of the sample paths of the corresponding stochastic differential equation is examined.
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A stochastic optimization approach for roundness measurements
Pattern Recognition Letters, 1999Abstract In this paper, we develop a vision-based inspection system for roundness measurements. A stochastic optimization approach has been proposed to compute the reference circles of MIC (maximum inscribing circle), MCC (minimum circumscribing circle) and MZC (minimum zone circle) methods.
Mu-Chen Chen +2 more
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Stochastic productivity measurement
Journal of Productivity Analysis, 2008Stochastic productivity indicators are defined, and superlative measures of these indicators are derived. It is shown that, in the presence of complete markets or a common-expectations equilibrium, differences in the market values of firms are superlative indicators of cross-sectional productivity differences.
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1981
Stochastic measure processes arise as mathematical models of the evolution of spatially distributed populations under conditions in which fluctuations are of importance. Models of this type have arisen in several fields including nonequilibrium statistical physics [30], chemical kinetics [30], population genetics [16], ecology [31], epidemiology and ...
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Stochastic measure processes arise as mathematical models of the evolution of spatially distributed populations under conditions in which fluctuations are of importance. Models of this type have arisen in several fields including nonequilibrium statistical physics [30], chemical kinetics [30], population genetics [16], ecology [31], epidemiology and ...
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Stochastic Measures and Integrals
1987The usual tools of mathematical analysis and of the theory of ordinary differential equations cannot be applied to random functions of the type of the Brownian motion process, which arise in several branches of probability theory and are important for application. The reason is that these functions turn out to be not differentiable.
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On Measurability of Stochastic Processes
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