Articles tagged with Pareto Efficiency
Researchers identified 24 categories of police misconduct, including officer failure to report and perjury, sexual-related crimes, and drug offenses. Findings show that a small number of counties account for most of the incidents and relative harm, highlighting disparities in disciplinary outcomes.
Chung-Ang University researchers propose a new algorithm, MR-UCB and MR-APE, to tackle stochastic multi-armed bandit problems with heavy-tailed noise distributions. The methods guarantee minimal loss for worst-case scenarios with minimal prior information.
A study by Hun Chung questions the assumption that helping the least advantaged benefits society as a whole, finding potential gaps in Rawls' theory. The research suggests that even with an optimal state, further improvements can occur without worsening the situation of the least advantaged group.
Only one in four Western Roman emperors died of natural causes, following a power law distribution. The study found that the risk of survival was high when taking the throne, but declined after 13 years, with a sharp increase again at this point.
Researchers at Kanazawa University developed a new approach to optimize touch-screen setup for minimal physical workload and optimal screen visibility. The study found that taller users prefer screens installed below shoulder height, while smaller users prefer installation above elbow height.
Researchers develop new methods to optimize vibration shock protection systems, considering uncertainty and multicriteria tasks. The approach leads to a significant advance in the theory and practice of vibration shock protection.
Russian scientists have solved multicriteria problems of dynamic object control under uncertainty of external effects, enhancing the efficiency of controlling rotor motion in active magnetic bearings. The new methods utilize feedback control laws to minimize disturbance quenching levels and provide optimal solutions.