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Input-Output Model Programs

2009
Model programs are used as high-level behavioral specifications typically representing abstract state machines. For modeling reactive systems, one uses input-output model programs, where the action vocabulary is divided between two conceptual players: the input player and the output player.
Margus Veanes, Nikolaj S. Bjørner
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Interregional Input-Output Models

2019
This chapter presents and critically evaluates the economic assumptions and applicability of a series of regional and interregional interindustry models. It begins with the demand-driven, single-region Leontief quantity model and its cost-push price dual. Then Sect.
Oosterhaven, Jan, Hewings, G. J. D.
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Disaggregating Input-Output Models

The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1984
A general solution is given to the problem: with little computation, construct a more disaggregated input-output model from an available model, using information about some activities that were aggregated when the available model was built. The solution is exact and explicit.
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Nonlinear input/output modelling

Journal of Process Control, 1994
Abstract This paper gives a highly abbreviated overview of some of the key issues in empirical nonlinear modeling for chemical process applications. This task is complicated by the inherent nature of nonlinearity: the term describes a class of systems by the one feature they lack. In fact, this division — linear vs. nonlinear — suggests a “unity” or “
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