Principal balances are defined as a sequence of orthonormal balances which maximize successively the explained variance in a data set. Apparently, computing principal balances requires an exhaustive search along all possible sets of orthogonal balances. This is unaffordable for even a small number of parts.
Pawlowsky Glahn, Vera +2 more
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Women’s Networks in Vergil’s Aeneid
Several episodes in Vergil’s Aeneid portray female characters, both divine and human, soliciting aid and/or information from other female characters. These scenes have usually been discussed in relation to Greek and Latin literary models.
Alison Keith
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Active restoration of a long-lived octocoral drives rapid functional recovery in a temperate reef. [PDF]
Zentner Y +5 more
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The two types of society: Computationally revealing recurrent social formations and their evolutionary trajectories. [PDF]
Miranda L, Freeman J.
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8,000 years of wild and domestic animal body size data reveal long-term synchrony and recent divergence due to intensified human impact. [PDF]
Mureau C +10 more
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Biochemical Characterization of Lipids, Proteins, and Polysaccharides from the Marine Diatom <i>Phaeodactylum tricornutum</i> Cultivated in Pilot-Scale Photobioreactors. [PDF]
Banskota AH +6 more
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The characteristic time scale of cultural evolution. [PDF]
Wand T, Hoyer D.
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Empirical likelihood-based tests for stochastic ordering. [PDF]
Barmi HE, McKeague IW.
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On principal lines and principal points [PDF]
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Diffeological principal bundles and principal infinity bundles
In this paper, we study diffeological spaces as certain kinds of discrete simplicial presheaves on the site of cartesian spaces with the coverage of good open covers. The Čech model structure on simplicial presheaves provides us with a notion of $\infty$-stack cohomology of a diffeological space with values in a diffeological abelian group $A$.
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