On a principle of choice among Bayes actions and its application for comparing experiments
On decision-making in possibility theory
We present an alternative approach to decision-making in the framework of possibility theory, based on the idea of decision-making under uncertainty. We utilize the fact, that any possibility distribution can be viewed as an upper envelope of a set of probability distributions to which well-known minimax principle is applicable. Finally, we recall also an alternative to the minimax rule, so-called local minimax principle. Local minimax principle not only allows sequential construction of decision...
On detectors with incomplete answers
On Generalized Bellman 's Functional Equation.
On heuristic optimization.
On political realization of a given luxury goods supply
On Solving Stochastic MADM Problems
On the existence of certainty equivalents of various relevant types.
On the maximum probability criteria concerning the sequencial decision-making problem.
On using multistage linking constraints for stochastic optimization as a decision-making aid
We present a model1ing framework for multistage planning problems under uncertainty in the objective function coefficients and right-hand-side. A multistagy scenario analysis scheme with partial recourse is used. So, the decisíon polícy can be implemented for a given set of initial time periods (so-called implementable time stage), such that the solution for the other periods lioes not need' to be anticipated and, then, it depends upon the scenario group to occur at each stage. In any ca~e the solution...
On various criteria of optimality in probabilistic decision-making
Optimal Pricing and Lot-Sizing Decisions Under Weibull Distribution Deterioration and Trade Credit Policy
Optimal risk sharing as a cooperative game
The problem of choosing an optimal insurance policy for an individual has recently been better understood, particularly due to the papers by Gajek and Zagrodny. In this paper we study its multi-agent version: we assume that insureds cooperate with one another to maximize their utility function. They create coalitions by bringing their risks to the pool and purchasing a common insurance contract. The resulting outcome is divided according to a certain rule called strategy. We address the fundamental...