Maximization

We term the pattern in which maximizers tend to sacrifice resources to attain more options that ultimately reduce their satisfaction, the “Maximization Paradox”.

Putting the "Cuss" back in "Homo Economicus " 2009

The Maximization Paradox: The costs of seeking alternatives

Putting the "Cuss" back in "Homo Economicus " 2009

Maximization of profit above all else -- to the exclusion of ethics, morality and the public good -- is the mark of a vulture society.

David A. Love: Will Obama Save America From Capitalism? 2009

Maximization of expected utility recommends studying.

Causal Decision Theory Weirich, Paul 2008

However, the method used by Mann and Colleagues for roughly the past 6 years now, Regularized Expectation-Maximization, is not subject to either criticism.

Bürger and Cubasch « Climate Audit 2006

Suppose we fill in the missing observations in X with an algorithm based on the likelihood function of Y, X1 and X2 which is what the Expectation Maximization does.

Rutherford, Mann et al [2005] « Climate Audit 2006

Posner, Richard A. [1985] "Wealth Maximization Revisited," 2

The Economic Analysis of Law Kornhauser, Lewis 2006

Golden-Rule for Welfare-Maximization in an Economy With a

Robert C. Merton - Autobiography 1998

Maximization of short-term gain to the exclusion of every other non-economic consideration - social or environmental - would remain paramount.

Energy Bulletin - dallen 2010

To integrate the results from such experiments, the researchers developed a new data mining approach called Recursive Expectation-Maximization Clustering (REMc).

THE MEDICAL NEWS 2010