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Hodnocení dopadů veřejných podpor na rozvoj podniků v ČR / The Impact of Public Support on Development of Enterprises in the Czech RepublicLoun, Jakub January 2011 (has links)
Diploma thesis The Impact of Public Subsidies on Development of Enterprises in the Czech Republic examines the real impact on profit, revenues and debts. Counterfactual impact evaluation method is used on companies subsidised from structural funds. These indicators were examined by difference-in-difference method based on the selective research of 1738 companies subsidised from OP Entrepreneurship and Innovation and control group of the same size. The impact of public support on the profit of subsidised companies was quantified as 608 -- 5 547 ths. CZK and the impact on sales as 14 713 -- 42 511 ths. CZK. 1 CZK used for subsidies increased the profit of supported companies by 0.05 -- 0.44 CZK and sales by 1.16 -- 3.35 CZK. Hypothesis that the growth of supported firms increased their debt has not been proved. Also a slight positive effect of support on growth in return on equity was identified.
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Understanding and Improving Coordination Efficiency in the Minimum Effort Game: Counterfactual- and Behavioral-Based Nudging and Cognitive ModelingHough, Alexander R. 27 May 2021 (has links)
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Is it remembered or imagined? The phenomenological characteristics of memory and imaginationBranch, Jared 14 April 2020 (has links)
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The Impact of Counterfactual Thinking on the Career Motivation of Early Career Women Engineers: A Q Methodology StudyDesing, Renee January 2020 (has links)
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Counterfactual explanations for time seriesSchultz, Markus January 2022 (has links)
Time Series are used in healthcare, meteorology, and many other fields. Rigorous research has been done to develop distance measures and classifying algorithms for time series. When a time series is classified, one can ask what changes should be made to the time series to classify it differently. A time series with the appropriate changes that make the classifier classify the time series as a different class is known as a counterfactual explanation. There exist model-dependent methods for creating counterfactual explanations. However, there exists a lack in the literature of a model agnostic method for creating counterfactual explanations for Time Series. This study aims to answer the following research question. ” How does a model agnostic method for counterfactuals for time series perform in terms of cost and compactness compared to model dependent algorithms for counterfactuals for time series?” To answer the research question, a model agnostic method for creating counterfactuals for time series was created named Multi-Objective Counterfactuals For Time Series. The Evaluation of the Multi-Objective Counterfactual Explanation For Time Series performed better than the modeldependent algorithms in Compactness but worse in Cost. Read more
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The Effects of Counterfactual Thinking on Readiness to Change Smoking-Related BehaviorsEavers, Erika R. 29 May 2013 (has links)
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Predictive Models for Hospital ReadmissionsShi, Junyi January 2023 (has links)
A hospital readmission can occur due to insufficient treatment or the emergence of an underlying disease that was not apparent at the initial hospital stay. The unplanned readmission rate is often viewed as an indicator of the health system performance and may reflect the quality of clinical care provided during hospitalization. Readmissions have also been reported to account for a significant portion of inpatient care expenditures. In an effort to improve treatment quality, clinical outcomes, and hospital operating costs, we present machine learning methods for identifying and predicting potentially preventable readmissions (PPR). In the first part of the thesis, we use logistic regression, extreme gradient boosting, and neural network to predict 30-day unplanned readmissions. In the second part, we apply association rule analysis to assess the clinical association between initial admission and readmission, followed by employing counterfactual analysis to identify potentially preventable readmissions. This comprehensive analysis can assist health care providers in targeting interventions to effectively reduce preventable readmissions. / Thesis / Master of Science (MSc)
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User Preference-Based Evaluation of Counterfactual Explanation MethodsAkram, Muhammad Zain January 2023 (has links)
Explainable AI (XAI) has grown as an important field over the years. As more complicated AI systems are utilised in decision-making situations, the necessity for explanations for such systems is also increasing in order to ensure transparency and stakeholder trust. This study focuses on a specific type of explanation method, namely counterfactual explanations. Counterfactual explanations provide feedback that outlines what changes should be made to the input to reach a different outcome. This study expands on a previous dissertation in which a proof-of-concept tool was created for comparing several counterfactual explanation methods. This thesis investigates the properties of counterfactual explanation methods along with some appropriate metrics. The identified metrics are then used to evaluate and compare the desirable properties of the counterfactual approaches. The proof-of-concept tool is extended with a properties-metrics mapping module, and a user preference-based system is developed, allowing users to evaluate different counterfactual approaches depending on their preferences. This addition to the proof-of-concept tool is a critical step in providing field researchers with a standardised benchmarking tool. Read more
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Implementing the Difference in Differences (Dd) Estimator in Observational Education Studies: Evaluating the Effects of Small, Guided Reading Instruction for English Language LearnersSebastian, Princy 07 1900 (has links)
The present study provides an example of implementing the difference in differences (DD) estimator for a two-group, pretest-posttest design with K-12 educational intervention data. The goal is to explore the basis for causal inference via Rubin's potential outcomes framework. The DD method is introduced to educational researchers, as it is seldom implemented in educational research. DD analytic methods' mathematical formulae and assumptions are explored to understand the opportunity and the challenges of using the DD estimator for causal inference in educational research. For this example, the teacher intervention effect is estimated with multi-cohort student outcome data. First, the DD method is used to detect the average treatment effect (ATE) with linear regression as a baseline model. Second, the analysis is repeated using linear regression with cluster robust standard errors. Finally, a linear mixed effects analysis is provided with a random intercept model. Resulting standard errors, parameter estimates, and inferential statistics are compared among these three analyses to explore the best holistic analytic method for this context.
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GAN-Based Counterfactual Explanation on ImagesWang, Ning January 2023 (has links)
Machine learning models are widely used in various industries. However, the black-box nature of the model limits users’ understanding and trust in its inner workings, and the interpretability of the model becomes critical. For example, when a person’s loan application is rejected, he may want to understand the reason for the rejection and seek to improve his personal information to increase his chances of approval. Counterfactual explanation is a method used to explain the different outcomes of a specific event or situation. It modifies or manipulates the original data to generate counterfactual instances to make the model make other decision results. This paper proposes a counterfactual explanation method based on Generative Adversarial Networks (GAN) and applies it to image recognition. Counterfactual explanation aims to make the model change the predictions by modifying the feature information of the input image. Traditional machine learning methods have apparent shortcomings in computational resources when training and have specific bottlenecks in practical applications. This article builds a counterfactual explanation model based on Deep Convolutional Generative Adversarial Network (DCGAN).The original random noise input of DCGAN is converted into an image, and the perturbation is generated by the generator in the GAN network, which is combined with the original image to generate counterfactual samples. The experimental results show that the counterfactual samples generated based on GAN are better than the traditional machine learning model regarding generation efficiency and accuracy, thus verifying the effectiveness and advancement of the method proposed in this article. Read more
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