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Categorie Soggetti
Controlo Theory & Cybernetics","Computer Applications & Cybernetics
A theory for optimizing the extent of a continuous action variable in
a situation where either or both a discrete reward and discrete cost o
ccur as probabilistic functions of the extent of the action selected i
s presented. It is shown how in many respects the approach is similar
to signal detection theory, and also that them am the essential differ
ences, especially since the decision is continuous rather than binary.
Examples for application are suggested.