Decision sciences

Satoshi Fukuda, a Scholar of Game Theory in Milan

Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences, Fukuda graduated in Tokyo and obtained his PhD in Berkeley

Daniele Durante, the Data Scientist Who Loves Playing in Other People's Backyards

The chance to interact with other sciences is the reason why Statistics is so attractive, according to the new Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences

Impact Research: How the National Institute of Statistics Uses the Work of Three Bocconi Scholars

The Italian Institute is the first in Europe to shift from a deterministic to a stochastic method for population forecasting, adopting a technique Francesco Billari, Eugenio Melilli and Rebecca Graziani have been working on for nine years

Lijoi, a Bostonian Wanting to Transmit Enthusiasm for Statistics

Born in the US and raised in Calabria, the new Professor of Probability has been studying with Regazzini and Cifarelli at Bocconi and has a knack for the impact of his discipline on applied areas

When Players Are Conservative, the Economic System Becomes More Unpredictable

In a note in Econometrica Battigalli, CerreiaVioglio, Maccheroni and Marinacci show that ambiguity aversion, in a strategic interaction among players, has the counterintuitive effect of making predictions more difficult

Riccardo Zecchina, the Man Who Teaches Machines How to Learn

Machine learning and deep learning are among the research interests of the new Full Professor at the Department of Decision Sciences