Consequentializing agent‐centered restrictions: A Kantsequentialist approach

Consequentializing and Its Consequences

Recently, a number of philosophers have argued that we can and should “consequentialize” non-consequentialist moral theories, putting them into a consequentialist framework. I argue that these philosophers, often treated as a group, in fact offer three separate arguments, two of which are incompatible. I show that none represent significant threats to a committed non-consequentialist, and that ...

A one-model approach for Computation of congestion With productions trade-offs and weight restrictions

A Generic Approach for Correcting Access Restrictions to a Consequence

Recent research has shown that annotations are useful for representing access restrictions to the axioms of an ontology and their implicit consequences. Previous work focused on assigning a label, representing its access level, to each consequence from a given ontology. However, a security administrator might not be satisfied with the access level obtained through these methods. In this case, o...

A Bayesian Approach to Restrictions on the Cointegration Space

The degree of empirical support of a priori plausible structures on the cointegration vectors has a central role in the analysis of cointegration. Historically, this question has been answered by classical testing of over-identifying restrictions on the cointegration space. This paper introduces an exact finite sample Bayesian procedure to calculate the posterior probability of restrictions on ...

a one-model approach for computation of congestion with productions trade-offs and weight restrictions

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