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Managers, typically, are unaware of the significant impact their decisions could have on the random mechanism driving a data generating process. Here, a new parametric Bayesian technique is introduced that would allow managers to obtain an estimate of the impact of their decisions on the...
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The purpose of this paper is to present a novel method that is applied to detect dynamic changes in nonlinear time series. The method combines a multivariate control chart that monitors the variation of three normalized descriptors -- Hjorth's descriptors of activity, mobility and complexity --...
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We Consider Four Utility Functions, Each Of Which Incorporates A Benchmark To Better Capture The Motivations Of Today's Portfolio Managers. Assuming Instrument Returns Are Normally Distributed, We Establish Conditions Under Which Optimal Portfolios For These Utilities Are Mean-Variance Efficient...
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Management decisions regarding maintenance protocols critically hinge on the underlying probability distribution of the time between failures in most repairable systems. Replacement of the system with a new one resets the system age to zero, whereas a repair does not alter the system age but may...
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Management decisions regarding maintenance protocols critically hinge on the underlying probability distribution of the time between failures in most repairable systems. Replacement of the system with a new one resets the system age to zero, whereas a repair does not alter the system age but may...
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