July 2026
4 submissions active in July 2026
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Model selection after multiple imputation: a deviance correction for AIC, BIC, and likelihood-ratio tests
cats: Applied Statistics, Probability Theory, Statistical Inference
Model selection on multiply imputed data is biased toward the candidates with more missing information, which in the nested families studied are the more complex models, because their larger relative increase in variance makes the fit look better than it is. We trace this to a deviance bias in the...
Minimax Tracking of Drifting Behavioural Strategies under Identifiable Partial Observation
cats: Game Theory
We study high-probability tracking of a Behavioural strategy that drifts over time in an imperfect-information extensive-form game, when the strategy is observed only through a known, possibly noisy emission channel at each recognized visit to an information set.
Digital Informal Surveys and Public Opinion on International Football: An Exploratory Study with Faculty Members in Guayaquil
cats: Consumer Behavior, Digital Media, Human Resource Management
Football is widely acknowledged as a global cultural phenomenon that transcends athletic competition, shaping identities, public opinion, and social cohesion. This exploratory study investigates faculty perceptions of the England–Argentina match through informal digital surveys conducted via WhatsApp. Fifteen faculty members from a School of Languages and Business in Guayaquil, Ecuador,...
Prove It, Don’t Read It: Contract-First Verification of AI-Generated Code with Sealed Contexts and Evidence-Graded Verdicts
cats: Artificial Intelligence
Large language models now write code faster than people can meaningfully read it, yet the dominant acceptance interface for AI-generated code is still line-by-line human review. We argue that this interface neither scales nor reliably catches plausible-but-wrong programs, and that the artifact a human signs off on should change: from...