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期望效用和响应时间的微观基础

Microfoundations of Expected Utility and Response Times

Valdes Salvador, Gonzalo ValdesEdwards

摘要:

本文从单个神经元的物理行为、相互抑制的神经回路和自然选择的进化原理出发,建立了一个决策规则。在推导这条规则时没有使用公理。本文为经济学的选择理论和认知心理学的反应时理论提供了微观基础。本文发现如何经典的期望效用应修改,以说明许多神经科学的证据,以及如何神经科学的相关选择应与效用。特别是,该模型暗示效用的概念是一种网络属性,不能单独作为一层神经元频率的函数进行计算;它需要理解不同层如何协同工作。由此产生的规则很简单,足以像社会科学中的惯例那样对市场和博弈进行建模。效用最大化和不作为是内生的模型,基数和无关的替代品的独立性,在经典和随机效用理论中存在的属性,只有在有限的情况下才能满足。

英文摘要:

This paper builds a rule for decisionmaking from the physical behavior of single neurons, the well established neural circuitry of mutual inhibition, and the evolutionary principle of natural selection. No axioms are used in the derivation of this rule. The paper provides a microfoundation to both Economics Choice Theory and Cognitive Psychologys Response Times Theory. The paper finds how classical expected utility should be modified to account for much neuroscientific evidence, and how neuroscientific correlates of choice should be linked to utility. In particular, the model implies the concept of utility is a network property and cannot be calculated as a function of frequencies in one layer of neurons alone; it requires understanding how different layers work together. The resulting rule is simple enough to model markets and games as is customary in the social sciences. Utility maximization and inaction are endogenous to the model, cardinality and independence of irrelevant alternatives, properties present in classical and random utility theories, are only met in limiting situations.

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