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On the Limitation of Pathological Iris Recognition: Neural Network Perspectives
International Conference on Information Visualisation, 2020Over the last few years, biometrics has emerged as an increasingly reliable solution to recognize people using their physiological or behavioural characteristics. Despite their advantages, biometric systems raise many practical, ethical and legal issues.
R. Francese +6 more
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Studies in Microeconomics
Global disruptions, such as health crises and geopolitical tensions, significantly impact both climate and commodity dynamics. This study, well-grounded on environmental finance theory, input–output modelling, socio-transition philosophy and behavioural ...
Himani Gupta, R. Katoch
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Global disruptions, such as health crises and geopolitical tensions, significantly impact both climate and commodity dynamics. This study, well-grounded on environmental finance theory, input–output modelling, socio-transition philosophy and behavioural ...
Himani Gupta, R. Katoch
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Crisis Spillovers in Emerging Market Economies: Interlinkages, Vulnerabilities and Investor Behaviour [PDF]
, 2004 Many emerging market economy (EME) financial crises in the 1990s quickly spread to other countries. By contrast, spillovers from the Argentina crisis in 2001-02 appear to have been much more limited. Why do some crises spread widely and others do not?
Michael Chui, Simon Hall, Ashley Taylor
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Behaviour of channelized section spillover: a numerical simulation study
Transportmetrica A: Transport Science, 2018A typical arterial consists of two sections: an upstream section (U-section) and a channelized section (C-section).
Hongsheng Qi, Lihui Zhang
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Spillover between pro-environmental behaviours: The role of resources and perceived similarity
Journal of Environmental Psychology, 2017Pro-environmental behavioural spillover – when performing one pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) increases the likelihood of performing another – has been identified as a possible way to increase the amount of environmentally friendly behaviours that individuals perform.
Elise A. Margetts, Yoshihisa Kashima
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Recognising, Anticipating, and Mitigating LLM Pollution of Online Behavioural Research
arXiv.orgOnline behavioural research faces an emerging threat as participants increasingly turn to large language models (LLMs) for advice, translation, or task delegation: LLM Pollution.
Raluca Rilla +4 more
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R&D Spillovers Effects on strategic behaviour of Large International Firms [PDF]
, 2015 This study contributes to existing literature on firms’ innovative activity examining the relationship between the R&D rivalry and spillovers at the firm level. In particular, we present an empirical analysis in United States, Japan and Europe based upon a new dataset composed of 879 worldwide R&D-intensive firms. In order to identify the technological
Aldieri, Luigi +2 more
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Knowledge spillovers in Belgium: Evidence from the firm's patent citation behaviour [PDF]
, 2002 This paper conducts a comprehensive study of both intra-office and cross-office patent citations indicated in patents granted to Belgian corporate applicants by the United States and European patent offices during the period between 1996 and 2000. It employs a qualitative response variable analysis (with possibly asymmetric probability distribution) to
LUKATCH, Ruslan, PLASMANS, Joseph
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