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In the original article, subjective utility is calculated from the linear combination of mean and variance of expected value.
To do this, we can calculate mean and variance of:
than, I can't derivate p (1 - p ) {r + lambda(l-1)r}^2.. Does anyone know how to derivate this? or I missed with calculate variance of expected value?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
In the original article, subjective utility is calculated from the linear combination of mean and variance of expected value.
To do this, we can calculate mean and variance of:
than, I can't derivate p (1 - p ) {r + lambda(l-1)r}^2.. Does anyone know how to derivate this? or I missed with calculate variance of expected value?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: