Sentence examples for payoff estimated from inspiring English sources

Messier, who nursed his wounds while preparing his bitter memoirs last month, was later reported to be negotiating a payoff estimated at 20 million euros; but new CEO Jean-Rene Fourtou Jean-Rene Fourtou said on Wednesday the company would not give him any severance.

The value term used in the neuroimaging analysis is always the difference between current and average payoff estimates.

For parsimony, we considered decision variables (corresponding to the payoff estimate of each bandit) that avoid latent or hierarchical inferences that might take place in the course of the experiment.

Twenty-one of twenty-three pareportedthateportheythat they integrated the probability and the payoff to estimate the certainty equivalent for each bet using a method similar to mathematical expectation.

After the scan, participants were asked whether they integrated the probability and the payoff to estimate the certainty equivalent for each bet by using a method similar to the mathematical expectation in the judgment-based choice task.

He will struggle under the weight of a sackful of gold since his payoff is an estimated £1m.

(E ) Parameter estimates from a regressor encoding the value of the asset pool (estimated final payoff).

The encoder and attacker player will design a payoff function to estimate the gain/profit in order to select the best strategies/actions in the watermarking game.

Besides the environmental payoff, the EPA estimates these efforts will save the markets more than $12 million each year in increased energy efficiency and reduced operating expenses.

Sony was sued by Warner Bros. for luring Peters and Guber away from their contract; the payoff in cash and kind was worth an estimated half a billion dollars.

The payoff, in processing fees, has been modest for WePay: about $26,000, as estimated by Forbes.