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A sparse multinomial probit model for classification
A recent development in penalized probit modelling using a hierarchical Bayesian approach has led to a sparse binomial (two-class) probit classifier that can be trained via an EM algorithm.
Ding, Y., Harrison, R.F.
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The hexane extract was obtained from the seeds of H. impetiginosus, from which fatty acids and FAMEs were obtained. The three samples were tested on C. quinquefasciatus larvae, promoting mortality with moderate LC50 values. The hexane extract was analyzed by gas chromatographymass spectrometry (GC‐MS), and the most abundant compounds were ethyl oleate (
Luana Cristina Diniz Santos +6 more
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Financial Vulnerability in the Central and Eastern European Countries [PDF]
In this work we use a panel probit model to analyze the sources of financial vulnerability in four Central and Eastern European countries. The incontestable advantages of applying this method, associated with some elements of the non-parametric approach ...
Aleksandra Zdzienicka-Durand +1 more
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Abstract Identification of firefighting strategies (i.e., which endangered units to suppress or cool first) in chemical and process plants falls under the domain of multi‐objective decision‐making (MODM), where not only the safety and integrity of the affected process plant but also the safety of on‐site and off‐site vulnerable targets matter.
Sina Khakzad, Nima Khakzad
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A Cross‐Cultural and Developmental Investigation of the Association Between Color and Temperature
ABSTRACT The perception of colors involves many contexts in which human beings develop connections. Colors and temperatures are seemingly unrelated concepts, yet our brains have created ways of linking them. According to the literature, primarily from Western cultures, colors such as red and yellow are typically associated with warmth, whereas blue is ...
Ndeye Meissa Koura Sow +7 more
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Awareness of and Application to the Environmental Quality Incentives Program By Cow–Calf Producers [PDF]
This study uses a bivariate probit model with partial observability to examine Louisiana beef producers’ awareness of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and how awareness translates to application to the program.
Gillespie, Jeffrey M. +3 more
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ABSTRACT As environmental pressures and corporate social responsibility demands intensify, organizations face growing pressure to adopt adaptive, sustainability‐oriented strategies. This challenge is especially relevant in globally significant industries such as wine production, which is economically and culturally vital in countries like Italy.
Leonardo Agnusdei +2 more
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A Simple Representation of the Bera-Jarque-Lee Test for Probit Models [PDF]
The inference in probit models relies on the assumption of normality. However, tests of this assumption are not implemented in standard econometric software. Therefore, the paper presents a simple representation of the Bera-Jarque-Lee test, that does not
Joachim Wilde
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Computational aspects of probit model [PDF]
Sometimes the maximum likelihood estimation procedure for the probit model fails. There may be two reasons: the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) just does not exist or computer overflow error occurs during the computation of the cumulative distribution ...
E. Demidenko
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ABSTRACT This study examines the impact of board cultural diversity on ESG disclosure in family firms, exploring the mediating role of the CSR committee. Using a sample of 298 listed European non‐financial family firms (2013–2022) and 2SLS models, we demonstrate that cultural diversity is positively associated with ESG disclosure, and the presence of a
Anna Maria Moisello +2 more
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