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Recent research in neuroscience suggests that utility is cardinal. This focuses attention on the adaptation of utility, as plausibly arises from a limited capacity to make fine distinctions. The present focus is on real time adaptation. The simple mechanism proposed adapts to an arbitrary...
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Recent research in neuroscience suggests that utility is cardinal. This focuses attention on the adaptation of utility, as plausibly arises from a limited capacity to make fine distinctions. The present focus is on real time adaptation. The simple mechanism proposed adapts to an arbitrary...
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Consider the possible biological origin of the expected utility criterion. On the one hand, if individuals possess a utility function stemming from the rate of production of expected offspring, they can rapidly adapt to arbitrary unknown distributions in a bandit problem. Embedding such a...
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