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Application of cusp catastrophe theory to reliability analysis of slopes in open-pit mines
Mining Science and Technology (China), 2010A method of slope reliability analysis was developed by imposing a state equation on the limit equilibrium theory, given the basis of a fixed safety factor technique. Among the many problems of reliability analysis, the most important problem is to find a performance function.
Kun YANG, Tongxu WANG, Zhitao MA
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A dynamic nonlinear model of online retail competition using Cusp Catastrophe Theory
Journal of Business Research, 2006While firms can take corrective actions to reverse gradually declining performance, sudden changes in performance are much more challenging to predict and handle. Specifically such patterns are difficult to model using traditional approaches. On the other hand, such incidents are likely to occur in complex economic systems such as the e-commerce domain.
Wenyu Dou, Sanjoy Ghose
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Using cusp catastrophe theory to model pick-up point choice behavior for online bookstore shopper
2010 International Conference on Logistics Systems and Intelligent Management (ICLSIM), 2010Ordering books on the Internet is obviously becoming a significant market. Retailing delivery (RD) service provides consumers with a self pick-up approach, so it is popular for those who cannot conveniently use home delivery service. E-service quality and logistics service quality are the key issues in e-commerce.
Yu-Kai Huang +4 more
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Stochastic cusp catastrophe model and its Bayesian computations
Journal of Applied Statistics, 2021Xinguang Chen +2 more
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Critical Buckling Load Calculation of Piles Based on Cusp Catastrophe Theory
Marine Georesources and Geotechnology, 2015Yong-Hui Chen
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A cusp catastrophe model of mid–long-term landslide evolution over low latitude highlands of China
Geomorphology, 2013Jie Cao, Jinming Hu, Yun Tao
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