Explore the intricacies of inferring utilities and time preferences in sequential decision-making processes during this 29-minute conference talk presented by Haoyang Cao from Johns Hopkins University. Delivered at the Eastern Conference on Mathematical Finance on September 27, 2024, at the Fields Institute, delve into advanced concepts and methodologies used to analyze and predict decision-making patterns in complex scenarios. Gain insights into the mathematical foundations and practical applications of utility inference and time preference modeling in financial contexts.
Inference of Utilities and Time Preference in Sequential Decision-Making
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Inference of Utilities and Time Preference in Sequential Decision-Making
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