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Economic Inquiry, 2017
Commodity trading is typically organized hierarchically: Large‐scale trade takes place at the global price system while individuals trade at local price systems within their countries. Agencies or trading houses establish the link between these different market places. In this paper, we devise a framework to study this type of hierarchical trade.
Gersbach, Hans, Haller, Hans
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Commodity trading is typically organized hierarchically: Large‐scale trade takes place at the global price system while individuals trade at local price systems within their countries. Agencies or trading houses establish the link between these different market places. In this paper, we devise a framework to study this type of hierarchical trade.
Gersbach, Hans, Haller, Hans
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Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 2019
In resurgence, conventionally a target response is trained and then extinguished while some alternative response is reinforced. In the most common procedure, when the latter is extinguished, the former resurges. The present experiments examined resurgence after two responses were trained sequentially and subsequently extinguished.
Kennon A, Lattal +3 more
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In resurgence, conventionally a target response is trained and then extinguished while some alternative response is reinforced. In the most common procedure, when the latter is extinguished, the former resurges. The present experiments examined resurgence after two responses were trained sequentially and subsequently extinguished.
Kennon A, Lattal +3 more
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Journal of Philosophical Logic, 2016
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ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems, 1999
To cope with the complexity of very large systems, it is not sufficient to divide them into simple pieces because the pieces themselves will either be too numerous or too large. A hierarchical modular structure is the natural solution. In this article we explain how that approach can be applied to software.
Matthias Blume, Andrew W. Appel
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To cope with the complexity of very large systems, it is not sufficient to divide them into simple pieces because the pieces themselves will either be too numerous or too large. A hierarchical modular structure is the natural solution. In this article we explain how that approach can be applied to software.
Matthias Blume, Andrew W. Appel
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Hierarchical Rules for a Hierarchical Classifier
2007A system of rule extraction out of a complex hierarchical classifier is proposed in this paper. There are several methods for rule extraction out of trained artificial neural networks (ANN's), but these methods do not scale well, i.e.results are satisfactory for small problems.
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ACS Nano, 2019
With the recent advances in surface fabrication technologies, condensation heat transfer has seen a renaissance. Hydrophobic and superhydrophobic surfaces have all been employed as a means to enhance condensate shedding, enabling micrometric droplet departure length scales.
Xiao Yan +10 more
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With the recent advances in surface fabrication technologies, condensation heat transfer has seen a renaissance. Hydrophobic and superhydrophobic surfaces have all been employed as a means to enhance condensate shedding, enabling micrometric droplet departure length scales.
Xiao Yan +10 more
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Information Sciences, 1986
The authors use voting operators to transform the sets of voters' opinions in the form of individual binary relations into collective binary relations. The emphasis of the discussion is of Arrow's independence of irrelevant alternatives (''locality'') condition, extending a paper by \textit{J. A. Ferejohn} and \textit{P. C. Fishburn} [J. Econ.
Fouad T. Aleskerov, Andrey V. Vladimirov
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The authors use voting operators to transform the sets of voters' opinions in the form of individual binary relations into collective binary relations. The emphasis of the discussion is of Arrow's independence of irrelevant alternatives (''locality'') condition, extending a paper by \textit{J. A. Ferejohn} and \textit{P. C. Fishburn} [J. Econ.
Fouad T. Aleskerov, Andrey V. Vladimirov
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