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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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We consider estimation of the causal effect of a sequential binary treatment (typically corresponding to a policy or a subsidy in the economic context) on a final outcome, when the treatment assignment at a given occasion depends on the sequence of previous assignments as well as on time-varying...
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with anticipated regret, the Allais paradox and preferences for smaller menus, which are all difficult to reconcile with …
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Treasuries. This issue is discussed in a discrete-time framework with IB being considered to be regret- and risk-averse before … and during the SMC, respectively. We conclude that if IB takes regret into account it will be exposed to higher risk when … risk exposure when this difference is high. Furthermore, we assess how regret can influence IB's view - as a swap …
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This paper uses a maximum likelihood procedure that accounts for unobserved heterogeneity in the sample to implement a preference-based model to assess factors that influence parents' likelihood of losing their composure and physically abusing their children. A basic supposition of the model is...
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Divide the decisionmaker's future into: (i) a pre-outcome period (lasting from the decision until the outcome of that decision is known), and (ii) a sequel post-outcome period (beginning when the outcome becomes known). Anticipated emotions in both periods may influence the decision, in...
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