... standard expectedutilitytheory was transposed into Hilbert space ...event-lattice theory (with axioms that resemble those of von Neumann and Morgenstern) to a similar ...
... consequences of such choices are not known is the use of utilitytheory and probability theory. When making decision under risk, the possible outcomes may be evaluated through an utility and a ...
... organisational theory to explain levels of performance and ...account non-expected utilities such as potential regret of imagined prospects, as a means to support management tools enabling ...
... Savage theory in the parsimonious sense, then her subjective probability measure would apply to observations and put more weight on red than on blue and, simultaneously, more weight on not-red than on not- ...of ...
... for some utility function u : Z → R. In order to accommodate subjective uncertainty, Anscombe and Aumann (1963) introduce a finite set S of states of nature. An act (or horse lottery) is then defined as a ...
... variance’ utility function, and we assume that individuals have di¤erent sensitivities to the variance of lifetime ...the expectedutility ...- expectedutilitytheory, but ...
... true expectedutility. A possibility such as this could, in theory, result in the buyer’s true expectedutility actually being less than that originally ...
... This approach to normativity stems from the Aristotelian tradition, in which the opinion of the wisest (ta endoxa) is often considered the best possible premise for practical reasoning and should be adopted as such in ...
... limits of classical auction theory, and have been moving into the domain of computer science. As discussed previously, the idea of using dynamic programming to make bidding de- cisions was used by Boutilier et ...
... RDEU theory (see [11, 20, 28, 32]), where comonotonicity plays a fundamental part at the axiomatic ...when non-concave u are allowed, weak risk aversion does not imply monotone risk ...
... is expected to rise to 50% by ...the theory that chronic inflammation via long term activation of the immune system has overarching damaging effects to an HIV positive ...
... A most interesting result is that the von Neumann-L¨ uders postulate which is central to Quantum Mechanics and informs about the impact of a measurement on the state of a system can be derived from a consistency ...
... The paper unfolds as follows. The formal setting is described in Section 2. In Section 3, we face the conceptual problem of extending the meaning of conditional expectedutility outside the realm of SEU ...
... classical expectedutilitytheory because, for any function U : X → [0, 1] such that U (5) = 1 and U (0) = 0, p q entails U (1) > ...generalized expected-utility criterion that ...
... _ , , _ , (13b) where EV i,t is the current enterprise value for firm-year observation i at the end of fiscal year t and _ , _ , is the predicted enterprise value given the estimated Choquet capacities and firm-year ...
... adaptive ¯ k-values are obtained by plotting the estimates as a function of ¯ k whereafter the ¯ k is selected by a stability criterion as described in Goegebeur et al. (2019). In Figure 10 we show the approximate ...
... Kleene algebra In our sequent system, called LKA, proofs are finitely branching, but possibly infinitely deep (i.e. not wellfounded). To prevent fallacious reasoning, we give a simple validity criterion for proofs with ...
... becomes non-local, much in the spirit of correctness criteria for proof-nets [19, ...of non-wellfounded proofs has to be further investi- gated: the present work stems from the observation of a discrepancy ...
... variétés non compactes comme des variétés de base, la correspondance qui en résulte est dû à Simpson [ Sim90 ], Biquard [ Biq97 ], Jost–Zuo [ JZ97 ], Mochizuki [ Moc06 , Moc09 ] et ...
... resource theory for continuous-variable systems relevant to universal quantum ...our theory, easily implementable operations—Gaussian operations combined with feed-forward—are chosen to be the free ...