Probabilistic choice and stochastic dominance
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- The beta stochastic utility (\(\beta\)-SU)
- Probabilistic choice and procedurally bounded rationality
- Random binary choices that satisfy stochastic betweenness
- Stochastic dominance in an ordinal world
- Probabilistic subjective expected utility
- Sure things - dominance and independence rules for choice under uncertainty
- Dominated choices in a simple game with large stakes
- Stochastic utility theorem
- Gradual pairwise comparison and stochastic choice
- Theory of decisions by intra-dimensional comparisons
- Stochastic choice with deterministic preferences:
- A model of probabilistic choice satisfying first-order stochastic dominance
- A stochastic model for assessing the utility of chance
- Stochastic expected utility for binary choice: a `modular' axiomatic foundation
- Stochastic expected utility theory
- Stochastic models for risky choices: a comparison of different axiomatizations
- Axiomatization of stochastic models for choice under uncertainty
- Preference reversals and probabilistic decisions
- `Stochastically more risk averse': a contextual theory of stochastic discrete choice under risk
- Partially dominant choice
- Leading the field: fortune favors the bold in Thurstonian choice models
- Probabilistic intertemporal choice
- A probabilistic dominance measure for binary choices: Analytic aspects of a multi-attribute random weights model
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- Probabilistic choice (models) as a result of balancing multiple goals
- Success probability of the Hellman trade-off
- Probability weighting and L-moments
- Which decision theory?
- Uncertainty and binary stochastic choice
- Anticipated stochastic choice
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