Titlebook: Beyond Traditional Probabilistic Methods in Economics; Vladik Kreinovich,Nguyen Ngoc Thach,Dang Van Thanh Conference proceedings 2019 Spri

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Vladik Kreinovich,Nguyen Ngoc Thach,Dang Van ThanhIncludes selected edited outcomes of the International Econometric Conference of Vietnam (ECONVN2019), held in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam on January 14–16, 2019.Presents recent research on probabilisti

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Comparisons on Measures of Asymmetric Associationsctor, where .. Specially, we pay more attention on measures of complete dependence (or functional dependence). Nonparametric estimators of several measures are provided and comparisons among several measures are given.

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International Workshop on GelidiumIn this paper, we introduce a proximal point algorithm involving hybrid iteration for nonexpansive mappings in non-positive curvature metric spaces, namely CAT(0) spaces and also prove that the sequence generated by proposed algorithms converges to a minimizer of a convex function and common fixed point of such mappings.

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International Workshop on GelidiumIn this article, common fixed point theorems for a pair of fuzzy mappings satisfying a new Ciric type rational .-contraction in complete dislocated metric spaces have been established. An example has been constructed to illustrate this result. Our results combine, extend and infer several comparable results in the existing literature.

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Mean-Field-Type Games for?Blockchain-Based Distributed Power?NetworksIn this paper we examine mean-field-type games in blockchain-based distributed power networks with several different entities: investors, consumers, prosumers, producers and miners. Under a simple model of jump-diffusion and regime switching processes, we identify risk-aware mean-field-type optimal strategies for the decision-makers.

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Finance and the Quantum Mechanical FormalismThis contribution tries to sketch how we may want to embed formalisms from the exact sciences (more precisely physics) into social science. We begin?to answer why such an endeavour may be necessary. We then consider more specifically how some formalisms of quantum mechanics can aid in possibly extending some finance formalisms.