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The dissatisfied adaptive snowdrift game (DASG) describes the adaptive actions driven by the level of dissatisfaction when two connected agents interact. We study the DASG in static networks both numerically and analytically. In a random network of uniform degree k, the system evolves into a...
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In this paper, some probability inequalities and moment inequalities for widely orthant-dependent (WOD, in short) random variables are presented, especially the Marcinkiewicz–Zygmund type inequality and Rosenthal type inequality. By using these inequalities, we further study the complete...
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This paper studies the discrete time Markov decision processes (MDP) with expected discounted total reward, where the state space is countable, the action space is measurable, the reward function is extended real-valued, and the discount rate may be any real number. Two conditions (GC) and (C)...
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On the basis of studying influence of means of transportation on urban distribution and form, this paper focuses on influence of highway on modern urban areas. Results show that construction of highway accelerates urbanization, forms organic traffic network connecting large, medium and small...
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This paper studies the discrete time Markov decision processes (MDP) with expected discounted total reward, where the state space is countable, the action space is measurable, the reward function is extended real-valued, and the discount rate may be any real number. Two conditions (GC) and (C)...
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Feature selection is fundamental for modeling the high-dimensional data, where the number of features can be huge and much larger than the sample size. Since the feature space is so large, many traditional procedures become numerically infeasible. It is hence essential to first remove most...
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