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Random Forests in combination with Stability Selection allow to estimate stable conditional independence graphs with an error control mechanism for false positive selection. This approach is applicable to graphs containing both continuous and discrete variables at the same time. Its performance...
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Purpose – This present study attempted to examine the difference between brand‐name and bandit technology companies in … terms of operating models. Furthermore, the paper aimed to investigate the origin and developmental model of bandit. Design … inhibitory factors of bandit business model, and subsequently presents a causal‐effect loop of business operations development in …
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We survey numerical methods that are tractable in dynamic economic models with a finite, large number of continuous state variables. (Examples of such models are new Keynesian models, life-cycle models, heterogeneous-agents models, asset-pricing models, multisector models, multicountry models,...
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Abstract The paradox described below aims to clarify the principles by which empirical data are harnessed to guide decision making. It is motivated by the practical question of whether empirical assessments of the effect of treatment on the treated (ETT) can be useful for either policy...
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