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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Belief updates"”.
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Assessing the effect of negative mood states on valence-dependent belief updating
… happening to them and fail to update these beliefs adequately when provided with statistical evidence. However, depressed populations are better able to accurately update beliefs. It is not clear if the ability to update beliefs effectively is due to overall dysphoria or are partially due to …
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Robust range-based localization and motion planning under uncertainty using ultra-wideband radio
… and planning robot trajectories that incorporate belief uncertainty using probabilistic state estimates. Addressing the former, we improve upon traditional approaches to range-based localization by capturing non-linear sensor dynamics using a Monte Carlo method for hidden bias estimation. For the …
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Enabling supportive communications in decentralized multi-agent teams
… observations, highlighting the need for belief updates of attributed mental models of agents. These updates must be performed effectively and eciently to minimize model divergence and maximize the utility of future communications. In this paper, we present a decision-theoretic solution to …
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Essays on Economic Decision Making
… proposed to provide an explanation for posterior beliefs from the player. The notion of HTE admits belief updates for all events including zero-probability events. In addition, this chapter introduces well-motivated modifications of HTE. Finally, Chapter 4 examines a boundedly rational individual …
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Extended Entropy Maximisation and Queueing Systems with Heavy-Tailed Distributions
Numerous studies on Queueing systems, such as Internet traffic flows, have shown to be bursty, self-similar and/or long-range dependent, because of the heavy (long) tails for the various distributions of interest, including intermittent intervals and queue lengths. Other studies have addressed …