Statistics, probability and game theory: Papers in honor of David Blackwell
Editor: T. S. Ferguson
Editor: L. S. Shapley
Editor: J. B. MacQueen
Lecture Notes--Monograph Series, Volume 30
Hayward, CA: Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 1996.
407 pp.
Subjects:
60-06 (primary)00B30 (secondary)
62-06 (secondary)
90D40 (secondary)
Mathmatical Reviews number (MathSciNet): MR1481766
ISBN:0-940600-42-0
Copyright © 1996, Institute of Mathematical Statistics.
Repeated ARAT games
F. Evangelista, T. E. S. Raghavan, and O. J. Vrieze; 13-28
On measurability and representation of strategic measures in Markov decision processes
Eugene A. Feinberg; 29-43
Hamiltonian cycle problem and singularly perturbed Markov decision process
Jerzy A. Filar, and Ke Liu; 45-63
Point processes without topology
Mark Finkelstein, Howard G. Tucker, and Jerry Alan Veeh; 65-81
Comparison problems for experiments with curve responses
Soon B. Hong, and Lambert H. Koopmans; 99-113
The creation and early history of the Berkeley Statistics Department
E. L. Lehmann; 139-146
Redistribution of velocity: collision transformations
R. Daniel Mauldin, and S. C. Williams; 209-231
Bayesian updatings in Hopfield-like associate memory models
Isaac Meilijson; 233-244
Exponential probability inequalities with some applications
George G. Roussas; 303-319
The asymptotic behaviour of a general finite nonhomogeneous Markov chain (the decomposition-separation theorem)
Isaac Sonin; 337-346
Randomness and foundations of probability: von Mises' axiomatisation of random sequences
Michiel van Lambalgen; 347-367
Some reflections on and experiences with SPLIFs
Heinrich v. Weizsäcker; 391-399
Blackwell optimal policies in countable dynamic programming without aperiodicity assumptions
Alex Yushkevich; 401-407
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