objective: to classify different types of acute leukemia based on cooperative game theory and shapley value. materials and methods: in this study, patients data were collected from flow cytometry tests of the iran blood transfusion organization (ibto) have been used. 304 different diagnosed samples in 8 classes of acute leukemia were investigated. samples were initially in numerical format. i...

empirical studies show that there is stronger dependency between large losses than large profit in financial market, which undermine the performance of using symmetric distribution for modeling these asymmetric. that is why the assuming normal joint distribution of returns is not suitable because of considering the linier dependence, and can be lead to inappropriate estimate of var. copula theo...

Extreme Value Theory is the branch of statistics that is used to model extreme events. The topic is of interest to meteorologists because much of the recent literature on climate change has focussed on the possibility that extreme events (very high or low temperatures, high precipitation events, droughts, hurricanes etc.) may be changing in parallel with global warming. As a specific example, t...

" Value, introduced by Lloyd Shapley in 1953, is a central concept in game theory and its applications. The value of a game to a player is best viewed as an a priori evaluation of his expected payoffs (in a similar way that the "utility" of a "gamble" or "lottery" is a measure ofthe.prospective outcomes). The Shapley value and its generalizations have been extensively studied, and continue to b...

In this paper, we propose a new descriptive theory of decision making under risk, called “risk-value theory,” which leads to decision making by explicitly trading off between risk and value (i.e., a subjective value of mean). Our risk-value theory can be either consistent with expected utility theory or represent preferences consistent with non-expected utility theory. Introducing a risk indepe...