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Imperfect signals

Graetz, Georg - 2023

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Optimal specialty crop planning policies with yield learning and forward contract

Chen, Heng; Ryan, Jennifer K. - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 32 (2023) 2, pp. 359-378

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Data-driven collusion and competition in a pricing duopoly with multinomial logit demand

Loots, Thomas; Boer, Arnoud V. den - In: Production and operations management : the flagship … 32 (2023) 4, pp. 1169-1186

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Solving Kolmogorov PDEs without the curse of dimensionality via deep learning and asymptotic expansion with Malliavin calculus

Takahashi, Akihiko; Yamada, Toshihiro - 2023 - This version : May 9, 2023

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Learning Process in New Product Development Teams and Effects on Product Success : A Socio-Cognitive Perspective

Akgun, Ali; Lynn, Gary; Yilmaz, Cengiz - 2014

The study purports to develop and empirically test a model of team learning process and its effects on team performance … in new product development teams. Using the socio-cognitive theory of learning in groups and organizations, several …

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Menu-Dependent Emotions and Self-Control

Gómez-Miñambres, Joaquín; Schniter, Eric - 2014

We study a dynamic model of self-control where the history of one's decisions has influence on subsequent decision making. In our model effort and guilt are negative emotions produced by previous decisions to either resist or yield to temptation, respectively. When recalled, these emotions...

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Marketing and Discontinuous Innovation : The Probe and Learn Process

Lynn, Gary; Morone, Joseph; Paulson, Albert - 2013

The disappointing performance of U.S. firms during the 1980s in technology-intensive, global markets (such as consumer electronics, office and factory automation, and semiconductor memories) has been widely attributed to a failure to continuously and incrementally improve products and processes....

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Simulation Design for Learning and Assessment

Ebner, Noam; Druckman, Daniel - 2012

In previous work in this series, Ebner and Druckman have analyzed the widely assumed (but surprisingly unproven) benefits of role-plays, and concluded that students learn more from designing role-plays than from playing them out. Now, they take the logical next step — explicit assessment of...

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Learning Through Noticing : Theory and Experimental Evidence in Farming

Hanna, Rema; Mullainathan, Sendhil; Schwartzstein, Joshua - 2015

Existing learning models attribute failures to learn to a lack of data. We model a different barrier. Given the large … important features of the data they possess. We conduct a field experiment with seaweed farmers to test a model of “learning …, consistent with the model, we find that simply having access to the experimental data does not induce learning. Instead, farmers …

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Information Acquisition in a War of Attrition

Kim, Kyungmin; Xu, Frances - 2012

We consider a war of attrition with stochastic deadlines in which the players can learn about the state that determines their payoffs at deadline. We study how the players' incentives to acquire information depend on the (un)verifiability of information and what implications these incentives...

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