Sentence examples for decision theoretic models from inspiring English sources

Both Alvin Goldman (Goldman, 1995, 1999) and Philip Kitcher (1993) have treated the potential for premature, or otherwise (improperly) interested reporting of results to corrupt the sciences as a question to be answered by means of decision theoretic models.

Formal or mechanical solutions such as those suggested by the application of decision theoretic models are not sufficient, if the community must be held together by shared ethical values.

Finally, it is worth highlighting the importance of experimental design for identifying (Bayesian decision theoretic) models.

Standard decision theoretic models, such as those capturing the decision process as a particle diffusing towards a response boundary (Ratcliff and McKoon 2008), treat evidence as a scalar quantity, thereby sidestepping the question of how evidence is integrated from multiple sources, and offering only limited guidance for understanding the computational cost of evidence heterogeneity.

Using the decision theoretic model, the system autonomously facilitates upper-limb reaching rehabilitation by tailoring the exercise parameters and estimating the patient's fatigue based on the observation in his/her compensation or control of movements.

When solving clinical decision-making problems with modern graphical decision-theoretic models such as influence diagrams, we obtain decision tables with optimal decision alternatives describing the best course of action for a given patient or group of patients.

A specific emphasis will be on the statistical and decision-theoretic modeling paradigm.

We focus on problems in which the interaction between the agents is sparse and contribute a new decision-theoretic model for decentralized sparse-interaction multiagent systems, Dec-SIMDPs, that explicitly distinguishes the situations in which the agents in the team must coordinate from those in which they can act independently.

The present study aimed to evaluate if the intervention was cost-effective when evaluated in a decision-theoretic model.

We construct two Bayesian decision theoretic (BDT) response models based upon the same speed-accuracy trade-off (c.f. [13] or [14]), but differing in their underlying perceptual model.

From a decision theoretic perspective, the model selection problem can be cast in terms of minimizing a loss function appropriate to the decision problem at hand.