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Georgios Petropoulos (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

Toulouse, 2023

Zoe Purcell et Jean-François Bonnefon

vol. 34, n° 2, 2023, p. 100–101

Amelia Fletcher (University of East Anglia - Norwich and ESRC Center for Competition Policy;Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE))

Toulouse, 2023

Christine Thomas-Agnan et Lukas Dargel

vol. 184, n° 4, 2023, p. 143– 151

Jay Pil Choi (Michigan State University)

Toulouse, 2023

Tony Ke

Toulouse, 2023

Koen Jochmans

vol. 14, 2023, p. 417–433

We consider point estimation and inference based on modifications of the profile likelihood in models for dyadic interactions between n agents featuring agent-specific parameters. The maximum-likelihood estimator of such models has bias and standard deviation of order n-1 and so is asymptotically...

Christopher Rieser, Anne Ruiz-Gazen et Christine Thomas-Agnan

vol. 72, décembre 2023, p. 762–773

We consider models for network-indexed multivariate data, also known as graph signals, involving a dependence between variables as well as across graph nodes. The dependence across nodes is typically established through the entries of the Laplacian matrix by imposing a distribution that relates the...

Ozlem Bedre Defolie (European School of Management and Technology (ESMT);CEPR)

Toulouse, 2023

Jean-François Bonnefon

vol. 46, n° e297, 2023

Puritanism may evolve into a technological variant based on norms of delegation of actions and perceptions to Artificial Intelligence. Instead of training self-control, people may be expected to cede their agency to self-controlled machines. The cost-benefit balance of this machine puritanism may...