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The goal of causal classification is to identify individuals whose outcome would be positively changed by a treatment. Examples include targeting advertisements and targeting retention incentives to reduce churn. Causal classification is challenging because we observe individuals under only one...
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Online platforms often ask their users to refer friends in exchange for a reward. This paper addresses how referral decisions and referral quality evolve throughout the customer's life cycle as a function of service usage, experience level, and past referral behavior. Our analysis is based on a...
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Prediction in financial domains is notoriously difficult for a number ofreasons. First, theories tend to be weak or non-existent, which makesproblem formulation open ended by forcing us to consider a large numberof independent variables and thereby increasing the dimensionality ofthe search...
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Prior studies have questioned the degree of anonymity of thedouble-blind review process for scholarly research articles. Forexample, one study based on a survey of reviewers concluded that authorsoften could be identified by reviewers using a combination of theauthor's reference list and the...
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Model induction from relational data requires aggregation of values ofattributes of related entities. This paper makes three contributions tothe study of relational learning.(1) It presents a hierarchy ofrelational concepts of increasing complexity, using relational schemacharacteristics such as...
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Abstract. In many cost-sensitive environments class probabilityestimates are used by decision makers to evaluate the expected utilityfrom a set of alternatives. Supervised learning can be used to buildclass probability estimates; however, it often is very costly to obtaintraining data with class...
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