Toward a Stochastic Dynamical Theory of Location: Empirical Evidence

Toward a dynamical theory of human computation

We maintain that agent-environment dynamics is cucial even in activities, like algorithm execution, which are ordinarily conceived in terms of exclusively internal resources. In this paper, we in fact outline the principles of a dynamical theory of human computation, intended as any activity of a human being that consists in executing a purely mechanical procedure.

Stochastic Dynamic Macroeconomics: Theory, Numerics and Empirical Evidence

Toward a Theory of Nonlinear Stochastic Realization

Toward a dynamical theory of body movement in musical performance

Musicians sway expressively as they play in ways that seem clearly related to the music, but quantifying the relationship has been difficult. We suggest that a complex systems framework and its accompanying tools for analyzing non-linear dynamical systems can help identify the motor synergies involved. Synergies are temporary assemblies of parts that come together to accomplish specific goals. ...

Stochastic dominance theory for location-scale family

Meyer (1987) extended the theory of mean-variance criterion to include the comparison among distributions that differ only by location and scale parameters and to include general utility functions with only convexity or concavity restrictions. In this paper, we make some comments on Meyer’s paper and extend the results from Tobin (1958) that the indifference curve is convex upwards for risk ave...