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First BitShares-sponsored research paper submitted for review

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biophil:

--- Quote from: sschiessl on August 03, 2019, 10:33:22 pm ---In what way/form could I give feedback on the paper?

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Feel free to email me at philip.brown (at) uccs.edu.

biophil:

--- Quote from: Digital Lucifer on August 03, 2019, 08:10:11 pm ---
As I said before even worker was around - PROPER ACADEMIC RESEARCH can only bring BENEFITS! Please let us know once draft becomes final and when we can(if we can) upload it to bitshares.org under Documentation (with full source)


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We're excited to keep it going!

I will let you know about hosting it on bitshares.org; each publisher has different rules about precisely how various papers can be hosted where. However, anywhere I publish should allow full version of the paper to be hosted on https://arxiv.org/, which I will do if this paper is accepted by the Decentralized conference.

binggo:
hehe

sschiessl:
In what way/form could I give feedback on the paper?

Digital Lucifer:

--- Quote from: biophil on August 02, 2019, 05:46:43 pm ---I've submitted a draft of a research paper to the Decentralized 2019 conference in Athens, Greece (the same one that is sponsored by clockwork's worker proposal). If the paper is accepted by the conference's peer review committee, it will be published as the first BitShares-sponsored academic research, and I will travel to Greece to present the research at the conference. I'm providing a link to a draft of the research paper, but before I do, let me clarify a few things:

* The paper considers an extremely oversimplified model of the BitShares system. The reason for this is threefold: 1) I wrote the paper in only a few weeks, so time constraints limited the amount of detail I could include. 2) At the start of a project, you really don't want to draw the wrong conclusions just because you rushed an overly-complex model to press. 3) A simple model often illuminates interesting points and helps guide the way forward.
* One issue that the paper illuminates is that the BitShares incentive mechanism is probably very sensitive to our choices of MCR and MSSR, in the sense that sometimes if you change one of these parameters a little, it could have a huge effect on the behavior of BitAsset shorters.
* The specific numbers used in the paper (MSSR= 1.005, 1.01, 1.02 and MCR= 1.4, 1.5, 1.6) are to be taken with a grain of salt. I used them to illustrate the general shape of the problem, not to draw any specific conclusions about those particular parameter choices. Having given those caveats, I welcome your comments on the paper draft itself, available here.

Finally, the worker proposal which will fund ongoing research in this area needs a few more votes! Please vote for worker 1.14.204 or ask your proxy to vote for it.

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As I said before even worker was around - PROPER ACADEMIC RESEARCH can only bring BENEFITS! Please let us know once draft becomes final and when we can(if we can) upload it to bitshares.org under Documentation (with full source)

Please continue

And please VOTE FOR THIS WORKER IF YOU HAVEN'T.

Worker ID: 1.14.204   
Name: 201907-uccs-research-project
URL to escrow/details

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