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The Behavioural Measurement of Dependence
British Journal of Addiction, 1980Two groups of 11 alcoholics, differentiated as to their degree of dependence, were observed drinking a specified amount of alcohol in an open‐ended situation. The severely dependent group drank the alcohol significantly faster than their less dependent counterparts.
H, Rankin, R, Hodgson, T, Stockwell
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Dependence Structure and Risk Measure*
The Journal of Business, 2003Understanding the relationships among multivariate assets would help one greatly about how best to position one’s investments and enhance one’s financial risk protection. We present a new method to model parametrically the dependence structure of stock index returns through a continuous distribution function, which links an n‐dimensional density to its
Kharoubi, Cécile, Ané, Thierry
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On Theory Dependence of Truth in Measurement
Perspectives on Science, 2021Abstract Measurement results are stated in terms of sentences ascribing measured values, as obtained via measurement processes, to measurands, as defined by measuring agents. Since both the definition of the measurands and the characterization of the processes depend on models constructed on the basis of relevant theories, the issue ...
Alessandro Giordani, Luca Mari
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Operations Research, 1960
This paper defines dependability as the probability that a system will be able to operate when needed. There are many possible measures of dependability. Three of the most important are pointwise availability—the probability that the system will be operable at a specified instant of time reliability—the probability that the system will not fail during
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This paper defines dependability as the probability that a system will be able to operate when needed. There are many possible measures of dependability. Three of the most important are pointwise availability—the probability that the system will be operable at a specified instant of time reliability—the probability that the system will not fail during
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An Ensemble Dependence Measure
2007Ensemble methods in supervised classification problems have been shown to be superior to single base classifiers of comparable performance, particularly when used in conjunction with multi-layer perceptron base classifiers. An ensemble’s performance is related to the accuracy and diversity of its component classifiers.
Matthew Prior, Terry Windeatt
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On a Measure of Stochastic Dependence
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 1962An explicit expression is found for the amount of information (in the sense of A. N. Kolmogorov) about one $\sigma $-subalgebra contained in another $\sigma $-subalgebra of an abstract algebra with a probability measure. The formula obtained is generalized to a system of subalgebras of any cardinal number.
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Measurement of the severity of amphetamine dependence
Addiction, 1993AbstractA Severity of Amphetamine Dependence Questionnaire (SAmDQ) was administered to 101 subjects attending an Australian drug dependency treatment centre. The SAmDQ was adapted from the Severity of Opiate and Alcohol Dependence Questionnaires (SODQ & SADQ).
Churchill, Andrew C. +3 more
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Dependence measures for perturbations of copulas
Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 2017zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Jozef Komorník +2 more
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2009
A measure of dependence indicates in some particular manner how closely the variables X and Y are related; one extreme will include a case of complete linear dependence, and the other extreme will be complete mutual independence. Although it is customary in bivariate data analysis to compute a correlation measure of some sort, one number (or index ...
N. Balakrishna, Chin Diew Lai
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A measure of dependence indicates in some particular manner how closely the variables X and Y are related; one extreme will include a case of complete linear dependence, and the other extreme will be complete mutual independence. Although it is customary in bivariate data analysis to compute a correlation measure of some sort, one number (or index ...
N. Balakrishna, Chin Diew Lai
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Dependent Measures and Measurement Systems
2014This chapter describes dependent measures common to conducting research in educational, clinical, and community settings. It explores how to select the most appropriate dependent measures and suggested how to design data collection for applied research studies.
Kevin Ayres, Jennifer R. Ledford
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