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ORCIDAnnals of Operations Research, Volume 32
Volume 32, Number 1, December 1991
- Franz Josef Radermacher:
Editorial for the Gmöor series in the annals of operations research. IX - Franz Josef Radermacher, Ulrich Rieder:
Preface. XI - Eitan Altman, Adam Shwartz
:
Sensitivity of constrained Markov decision processes. 1-22 - Hans-Joachim Girlich, A. A. Sokolichin:
Estimation and control in multichain processes. 23-33 - Ulrich D. Holzbaur:
A concept of fuzzy transition probabilities. 35-50 - Thomas Kämpke:
Additive functions and their application to uncertain information. 51-66 - Jürg Kohlas:
The reliability of reasoning with unreliable arguments. 67-113 - Gertrud Kohlruss, Norbert Schmitz:
Extremal distributions for the prophet region in the independent case. 115-126 - C. Metzger, Ludger Rüschendorf:
Conditional variability ordering of distributions. 127-140 - Franz Josef Radermacher, Sheldon M. Ross, N. S. Wee:
An optimal software debugging model. 141-163 - Ulrich Rieder, Hartmut Wagner:
Structured policies in the sequential design of experiments. 165-188 - Ulrich Rieder, Paul Wentges:
On Bayesian group sequential sampling procedures. 189-203 - Norbert Schmitz:
Wald-Wolfowitz optimality of sequentially planned tests: Remarks and conjectures. 205-213 - Chelsea C. White III:
A survey of solution techniques for the partially observed Markov decision process. 215-230
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