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20142026
most citedInfinite horizon stopping problems with (nearly) total reward criteria

5 citations

5 papers

cs.CL2026

When Chain-of-Thought Helps and When It Hurts: An Empirical Investigation of the Serial-Depth Bottleneck in LLM Reasoning

Tughanbulut Kurtulush

It is widely assumed that chain-of-thought (CoT) prompting universally improves LLM reasoning. We investigate this through the conceptual framework of the H_dp bandwidth bound (Che…

cs.CY2025

Automation as a Catalyst for Geothermal Energy Adoption in Qatar: A Techno-Economic and Environmental Assessment

Tariq Eldakruri, Edip Senyurek

Geothermal energy provides continuous low emission potential but is underused in Qatar because of high capital costs, drilling risks, and uncertainty in subsurface conditions. This…

econ.GN2025

Evaluating the Economic Feasibility of Labor Replacement Through Robotics and Automation in Qatar

Tariq Eldakruri, Edip Senyurek

This paper investigates the economic feasibility of replacing human labor with robotics and automation in Qatar's manufacturing and service sectors. By analyzing labor costs, produ…

cs.SD2025★ 3 cited

Evaluation of the Pronunciation of Tajweed Rules Based on DNN as a Step Towards Interactive Recitation Learning

Dim Shaiakhmetov, Gulnaz Gimaletdinova, Kadyrmamat Momunov +1

Proper recitation of the Quran, adhering to the rules of Tajweed, is crucial for preventing mistakes during recitation and requires significant effort to master. Traditional method…

math.OC2014★ 5 cited

Infinite horizon stopping problems with (nearly) total reward criteria

Jan Palczewski, Lukasz Stettner

We study an infinite horizon optimal stopping problem which arises naturally in the optimal timing of a firm/project sale or in the valuation of natural resources: the functional t…