A hybrid demand-value query procedure for portfolio preference elicitation in crossing markets recovers 88% of full-information welfare in calibrated experiments and identifies disclosure-sensitive package representation as a key design choice.
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New weighted estimating approaches for marginal association of paired outcomes under informative cluster and subgroup sizes, evaluated with a custom simulator separating unit-level and cluster-level associations and applied to NHANES oral-health data.
ZCP detects direct and evasive data contamination in LLMs by truncating CoT reasoning and contrasting zero-CoT accuracy on original versus perturbed isomorphic datasets, plus a Contamination Confidence metric.
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Portfolio Preference Elicitation in Institutional Crossing Markets
A hybrid demand-value query procedure for portfolio preference elicitation in crossing markets recovers 88% of full-information welfare in calibrated experiments and identifies disclosure-sensitive package representation as a key design choice.
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Estimating Association Between Paired Outcomes in Clustered Data with Informative Subgroup Size
New weighted estimating approaches for marginal association of paired outcomes under informative cluster and subgroup sizes, evaluated with a custom simulator separating unit-level and cluster-level associations and applied to NHANES oral-health data.
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The Illusion of Reasoning: Exposing Evasive Data Contamination in LLMs via Zero-CoT Truncation
ZCP detects direct and evasive data contamination in LLMs by truncating CoT reasoning and contrasting zero-CoT accuracy on original versus perturbed isomorphic datasets, plus a Contamination Confidence metric.