Causal Analytics for Applied Risk Analysis
Louis Anthony Cox (),
Douglas A. Popken () and
Richard X. Sun ()
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Louis Anthony Cox: Cox Associates
Douglas A. Popken: Cox Associates
Richard X. Sun: Cox Associates
in International Series in Operations Research and Management Science from Springer, currently edited by Camille C. Price, Joe Zhu and Frederick S. Hillier
Date: 2018
ISBN: 978-3-319-78242-3
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch Chapter 1 Causal Analytics and Risk Analytics
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 10 Evaluation Analytics for Public Health: Has Reducing Air Pollution Reduced Death Rates in the United States?
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 11 Evaluation Analytics for Occupational Health: How Well Do Laboratories Assess Workplace Concentrations of Respirable Crystalline Silica?
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 12 Improving Individual, Group, and Organizational Decisions: Overcoming Learning Aversion in Evaluating and Managing Uncertain Risks
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 13 Improving Risk Management: From Lame Excuses to Principled Practice
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 14 Improving Institutions of Risk Management: Uncertain Causality and Judicial Review of Regulations
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 15 Intergenerational Justice in Protective and Resilience Investments with Uncertain Future Preferences and Resources
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 2 Causal Concepts, Principles, and Algorithms
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 3 Descriptive Analytics for Public Health: Socioeconomic and Air Pollution Correlates of Adult Asthma, Heart Attack, and Stroke Risks
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 4 Descriptive Analytics for Occupational Health: Is Benzene Metabolism in Exposed Workers More Efficient at Very Low Concentrations?
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 5 How Large Are Human Health Risks Caused by Antibiotics Used in Food Animals?
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 6 Quantitative Risk Assessment of Human Risks of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) from Swine Operations
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 7 Attributive Causal Modeling: Quantifying Human Health Risks Caused by Toxoplasmosis from Open System Production of Swine
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 8 How Well Can High-Throughput Screening Tests Results Predict Whether Chemicals Cause Cancer in Mice and Rats?
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
- Ch Chapter 9 Mechanistic Causality: Biological Mechanisms of Dose-Response Thresholds for Inflammation-Mediated Diseases Caused by Asbestos Fibers and Mineral Particles
- Louis Anthony Cox, Douglas A. Popken and Richard X. Sun
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-78242-3
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