Treating planned tasks as budget-constrained buyers and logged actions as divisible goods yields a market-based attribution rule with provable conservation and credit caps, though it underperforms entropic optimal transport on accuracy under noise.
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Attribution Markets: A Fisher-Market Formulation for Fractional Credit Assignment Between Planned Tasks and Performed Actions
Treating planned tasks as budget-constrained buyers and logged actions as divisible goods yields a market-based attribution rule with provable conservation and credit caps, though it underperforms entropic optimal transport on accuracy under noise.