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Journal selection model: An indirect evaluation of scientific journals

Information Processing & Management, 1990
Abstract A general model for the selection of scientific journals based on ranking of the data sources is presented. The validity of the concept applied is supported by multiple testings of the model for journals in the field of chemistry. Several analyses, including the impact of input values on the formation of the model output, are performed.
Vesna Oluic-Vukovic, Nevenka Pravdic
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Indirect Supervised Learning of Content Selection Logic

2004
I investigate the automatic acquisition of Content Selection (CS) rules; a desirable goal, as the CS problem is quite domain dependent. My learning uses a loosely aligned Text-Data corpus, a resource increasingly popular in learning for NLG because they are readily available and do not require expensive hand labelling.
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Indirect passives and the selection of English participles

Lingua, 2013
Abstract Previous studies of the English passive have not recognized a subtype whose auxiliaries are not simply be or get , but transitive grammatical verbs, in particular have, get, want, need, see or hear. These “indirect passives,” as I call them, are shown here to be verbal and not adjectival, and to not consist of embedded passive ...
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Nonlinear Model Selection—Application to an Indirect Inductive Measurement of Conductivity

IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 2006
An efficient method and algorithm for experimental data processing based on parametric inversion is proposed. This method is applied to a metallic rod conductivity measurement based on induced secondary voltage technique. Firstly, the case of an ideal excitation circuit is studied. For this case, when the excitation signal is a current step, a model of
Davoust, Marie-Eve, Fleury, Gilles
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Hitchhiking as Indirect Selection. I. Diallelic Loci

Генетика / Russian Journal of Genetics
The indirect pressure of one locus selection on another, neutral locus, is considered. Models of haploid and diploid populations with non-overlapping generations are analyzed. The model of a haploid population is formulated as a system of difference equations linking the values of the concentration of the favorable allele, the concentration of the ...
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Response to indirect selection in ratoon of sugarcane seedlings

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1997
Effectiveness of indirect selection criteria for brix yield based on 4 primary characters (number of millable canes per stool, NMC), cane diameter, cane height, and hand refractometer brix (HR Brix) was studied. A general index involving these traits was studied in 3 populations of ratoon seedlings. Selection based on number of millable canes was best,
Bakshi Ram, B. S. Chaudhary, S. Singh
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Duration of feeding and indirect selection for growth of tilapia

Aquaculture, 1986
Abstract Duration of spontaneous feeding was observed at three times each day in a laboratory population of nine juvenile tilapia (Oreochromis mossambicus). Growth of the fish was measured as change in length and weight, and also as uptake of 14C-labelled glycine by isolated scales. Duration of the first morning feeding was highly correlated with all
Villegas, Cesar T., Doyle, Roger W.
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Indirect Selection for Improvement of Desired Traits

1976
All genetic traits are related to physiological processes that interact with the environment and result in phenotypic expression. Traits such as yields of turpentine, tall oil, and other valuable extractives are more directly related to biochemical syntheses than are bole straightness or fibre length, which are indirectly dependent.
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The contributions of direct and indirect selection to the evolution of mating preferences

Evolution
Abstract Many influential mathematical models of sexual selection have stressed that mating preferences evolve due to correlations that build between mating preferences and preferred display traits—that is, through indirect selection. Nevertheless, there is a perception that indirect selection should generally be overwhelmed by direct ...
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