Abstract In this paper, I present an axiomatic choice theory of Bayesian decision makers and define choice-based subjective probabilities that truly represent Bayesian decision makers' prior and posterior beliefs. I give an example that illustrates the potential consequences of ascribing to a decision maker subjective probabilities that do not represent his beliefs. I argue that no equivalent results may be obtained in theories that invoke Savage's (1954) idea of a state space
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International audienceThis paper provides a model of belief representation in which ambiguity and un...
This book aims to present an account of rational choice from a non-Bayesian point of view. It provid...
This paper presents a complete, choice-based, axiomatic Bayesian decision theory. It introduces a ne...
This paper presents a complete, choice-based, axiomatic Bayesian decision theory. It introduces a ne...
Bayesian decision theorists argue that rational agents should always perform acts that maximize subj...
This paper provides new foundations for Bayesian Decision Theory based on a representation theorem f...
This paper extends the work of Karni (2009) in two distinct directions. First, it generalizes the mo...
This paper states necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence, uniqueness, and updating ac...
Coherent imprecise probabilistic beliefs are modelled as incomplete comparative likelihood relations...
AbstractThis paper presents a new axiomatic decision theory for choice under uncertainty. Unlike Bay...
Bayesian decision making, Subjective probabilities, Prior distributions, Beliefs, D80, D81, D82,
A subjective expected utility agent is given information about the state of the world in the form of...
There are two versions of the "pragmatic" theory of belief as a disposition to act: peirce's theory ...
This paper presents a new axiomatic decision theory for choice under uncertainty. Unlike Bayesian de...
The papers are considered Draft Only and are not to be cited without the permission of the author. C...
International audienceThis paper provides a model of belief representation in which ambiguity and un...
This book aims to present an account of rational choice from a non-Bayesian point of view. It provid...
This paper presents a complete, choice-based, axiomatic Bayesian decision theory. It introduces a ne...
This paper presents a complete, choice-based, axiomatic Bayesian decision theory. It introduces a ne...
Bayesian decision theorists argue that rational agents should always perform acts that maximize subj...
This paper provides new foundations for Bayesian Decision Theory based on a representation theorem f...
This paper extends the work of Karni (2009) in two distinct directions. First, it generalizes the mo...
This paper states necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence, uniqueness, and updating ac...
Coherent imprecise probabilistic beliefs are modelled as incomplete comparative likelihood relations...
AbstractThis paper presents a new axiomatic decision theory for choice under uncertainty. Unlike Bay...
Bayesian decision making, Subjective probabilities, Prior distributions, Beliefs, D80, D81, D82,
A subjective expected utility agent is given information about the state of the world in the form of...
There are two versions of the "pragmatic" theory of belief as a disposition to act: peirce's theory ...
This paper presents a new axiomatic decision theory for choice under uncertainty. Unlike Bayesian de...
The papers are considered Draft Only and are not to be cited without the permission of the author. C...
International audienceThis paper provides a model of belief representation in which ambiguity and un...
This book aims to present an account of rational choice from a non-Bayesian point of view. It provid...