1. The document presents mathematical formulas and analysis involving probability distributions with parameters μ and ν.
2. Constraints on μ and ν are derived such that μ is less than 1/2 but greater than 1/3, while ν can be either less than or greater than 1/2.
3. The analysis examines optimal probability distributions for strategies in a game theoretical setting involving players with outcomes ma, mb, and parameters μ and ν.
1. The document discusses two organizations: the India-UN organization and the India-UN Society.
2. It provides details on their goals and activities, which include promoting cooperation between India and the UN, and education on global issues.
3. It also mentions the roles of the India-UN Society in collaborating with the India-UN organization and universities.
The document discusses a set function v defined on subsets of a ground set N. It defines v on certain singleton and multiple element subsets. It then calculates the Shapley value φ1(v) which equals 1, indicating the marginal contribution of element 1 to any set it joins. It also shows the order of inclusion of elements into sets.
The document discusses set functions and their properties. It defines a set function v and provides examples of assigning values to v for different subsets of a set N. For each subset S of N, v(S) is either 1 or 0 depending on the conditions defined. Several examples are provided calculating v for different subsets.
1. The document presents a probability model involving random variables p, q, and r.
2. It defines functions s(r) and E(r) and analyzes their properties for different ranges of r.
3. The optimal values of r that maximize E(r) are determined to be 1/2 and between 1/2 and 11/18.
This document discusses optimization of a function over a region. It defines a region U and a point d within U. It finds the maximum value of the function (u1-d1)(u2-d2) over all points u in U that are greater than or equal to d. It shows that the maximum occurs at a point where u1 = u2 and finds the maximum value is 33/5 when u1 = u2 = (12/5)2/3.
1) The document discusses maximizing a function f(uA) of a single variable uA on a bounded domain U.
2) It is found that f(uA) is maximized when uA = (2/5)2/3, giving a maximum value of 3/5.
3) The point (uA, uB) = ((2/5)2/3, 3/5) is therefore the optimal solution.
This document describes a maximization problem involving two functions uA and uB defined on the unit square. It finds that the maximum value occurs when uA and uB are both 1/2, which corresponds to the point (1/2, 1/2) in their domain. The document provides the definitions of uA and uB, defines the constraint set, derives the optimal solution, and verifies that it satisfies the necessary conditions for an extremum.
1. The document presents mathematical formulas and analysis involving probability distributions with parameters μ and ν.
2. Constraints on μ and ν are derived such that μ is less than 1/2 but greater than 1/3, while ν can be either less than or greater than 1/2.
3. The analysis examines optimal probability distributions for strategies in a game theoretical setting involving players with outcomes ma, mb, and parameters μ and ν.
1. The document discusses two organizations: the India-UN organization and the India-UN Society.
2. It provides details on their goals and activities, which include promoting cooperation between India and the UN, and education on global issues.
3. It also mentions the roles of the India-UN Society in collaborating with the India-UN organization and universities.
The document discusses a set function v defined on subsets of a ground set N. It defines v on certain singleton and multiple element subsets. It then calculates the Shapley value φ1(v) which equals 1, indicating the marginal contribution of element 1 to any set it joins. It also shows the order of inclusion of elements into sets.
The document discusses set functions and their properties. It defines a set function v and provides examples of assigning values to v for different subsets of a set N. For each subset S of N, v(S) is either 1 or 0 depending on the conditions defined. Several examples are provided calculating v for different subsets.
1. The document presents a probability model involving random variables p, q, and r.
2. It defines functions s(r) and E(r) and analyzes their properties for different ranges of r.
3. The optimal values of r that maximize E(r) are determined to be 1/2 and between 1/2 and 11/18.
This document discusses optimization of a function over a region. It defines a region U and a point d within U. It finds the maximum value of the function (u1-d1)(u2-d2) over all points u in U that are greater than or equal to d. It shows that the maximum occurs at a point where u1 = u2 and finds the maximum value is 33/5 when u1 = u2 = (12/5)2/3.
1) The document discusses maximizing a function f(uA) of a single variable uA on a bounded domain U.
2) It is found that f(uA) is maximized when uA = (2/5)2/3, giving a maximum value of 3/5.
3) The point (uA, uB) = ((2/5)2/3, 3/5) is therefore the optimal solution.
This document describes a maximization problem involving two functions uA and uB defined on the unit square. It finds that the maximum value occurs when uA and uB are both 1/2, which corresponds to the point (1/2, 1/2) in their domain. The document provides the definitions of uA and uB, defines the constraint set, derives the optimal solution, and verifies that it satisfies the necessary conditions for an extremum.