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The aggregated excess demand function and other aggregation procedures [PDF]
Economic Theory, 1992 zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Aggregation functions given by polynomial functions
2017 IEEE International Conference on Fuzzy Systems (FUZZ-IEEE), 2017In this paper aggregation functions whose expressions are given by polynomial functions are investigated. A detailed study focused on binary polynomial aggregation functions of degree one and two is given not only in general, but also requiring some additional properties like idempotency, commutativity, associativity, one-side neutral (or absorbing ...
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Estimates of Labor Aggregation Functions
Journal of Political Economy, 1972This paper first describes the estimation of detailed aggregation functions for labor, using both occupational and educational classifications, following the lines pioneered by Bowles but using more powerful statistical techniques and cross-section data of higher quality (for states within the United States, as opposed to countries) and greater ...
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Understanding Aggregate Functions
2019In the last chapter, you learned what a function was. You looked at a few examples of functions, such as LOWER, that performed a specific operation on a particular column’s value for every record. The LOWER function was used to convert every record’s last_name value into a lowercase version of the last_name.
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1999
In this Chapter the rules from the space II II are studied, i.e., the rules which transform individual choice functions into a social choice function. We called these rules in Chapter 1 functional aggregation rules, or, briefly, FARs. It is worth mentioning here that in general neither individual functions nor a social one are assumed to be ...
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In this Chapter the rules from the space II II are studied, i.e., the rules which transform individual choice functions into a social choice function. We called these rules in Chapter 1 functional aggregation rules, or, briefly, FARs. It is worth mentioning here that in general neither individual functions nor a social one are assumed to be ...
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Functional amyloid aggregation
2010Protein amyloid aggregation is generally considered undesirable and harmful. Anyway, this is not always true. This book covers the most relevant examples of functional amyloid aggregation, from microbes to man.
RIGACCI, STEFANIA, BUCCIANTINI, MONICA
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