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A Similarity Matrix for Preserving Haplotype Diversity Amongst Parents in Genomic Selection
Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics, EarlyView.ABSTRACT In genomic selection, balancing genetic gain with the preservation of genetic diversity is a critical challenge, requiring innovative approaches to parent selection. Traditional methods risk losing valuable genetic diversity by not fully accounting for the complex patterns of haplotype distribution.
Abdulraheem A. Musa, Norbert Reinsch
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Estimating Disequilibrium Coefficients
2011Gametic phase disequilibrium (GPD) is the nonrandom association of alleles within gametes. Linkage disequilibrium (LD) describes the special case of deviation from independence between alleles at two linked genetic loci. Estimation of allelic LD requires knowledge of haplotypes. Genotype-based LD measures dispense with the haplotype estimation step and
Maren Vens, Andreas Ziegler
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The macroeconomics of disequilibrium
Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 1987It is shown that it is possible to construct a disequilibrium microeconomics in which agents react to the evidence of disequilibrium (inventories, nonnormal ratio of capacity utilization, etc.). In a one good model, we describe the set of fixed points In addition to normal equilibrium, two stationary disequilibria also exist (or regimes of long-term ...
Duménil, Gérard, Lévy, Dominique
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Money, Growth and Disequilibrium [PDF]
Economica, 1983 The analysis of the trilogy of the title receives an increasing attention in the literature. Malinvaud (1980) analyses the dynamics of a disequilibrium model with a fixed-coefficients technology and an investment function that is common to all disequilibrium regimes.
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Journal of Economic Theory, 1975
Abstract Consider a standard model of a Walrasian economy where the time derivative of price change is a sign preserving function of excess demand. The only steady states of such a system are the Walrasian equilibria. For if the system is not at a Walrasian equilibrium then there must be excess demands or supplies in some market and thus those prices
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Abstract Consider a standard model of a Walrasian economy where the time derivative of price change is a sign preserving function of excess demand. The only steady states of such a system are the Walrasian equilibria. For if the system is not at a Walrasian equilibrium then there must be excess demands or supplies in some market and thus those prices
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Depreciation in Disequilibrium
Canadian Journal of Economics and Political Science, 1959Under what conditions can depreciation of the currency be relied on to correct a passive balance of payments? The question has interested theorists at least since Bickerdike's pioneering article of 1920 and in the post-war years has been the subject of an intensive and.long-drawn-out polemic. There is now on file a formula for each of umpteen different
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An Evaluation of Disequilibrium Model
Research Papers in Economics, 1983A.E. Res.
Ferguson, Carol A., Ferguson, Carol A.
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1990
Rational behaviour has been traditionally defined as maximising (optimising) behaviour. Such a definition is grounded on the assumption of certainty (individuals have complete and certain informations) and by reference to an equilibrium structure of the system.
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Rational behaviour has been traditionally defined as maximising (optimising) behaviour. Such a definition is grounded on the assumption of certainty (individuals have complete and certain informations) and by reference to an equilibrium structure of the system.
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