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Fall 2020
In movement ecology, many methods currently exist for analyzing and estimat- ing animal movement patterns and selection for habitat types. However, the accuracy of the estimates for quantifying animal movement and selection are difficult to determine, especially when data is missing. In the...
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Fall 2016
The aim of my thesis consists of characterizing explicitly the optimal consumption and investment strategy for an investor, when her habit level process is incorporated in the utility formulation. For a continuous-time market model, I maximize the expected utility from terminal wealth and/or...