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Statistical Science, 2012 The Reverse Stein Effect is identified and illustrated: A statistician who shrinks his/her data toward a point chosen without reliable knowledge about the underlying value of the parameter to be estimated but based instead upon the observed data will not be protected by the minimax property of shrinkage estimators such as that of James and Stein, but ...
Perlman, Michael D., Chaudhuri, Sanjay
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The Evolvement of Online Consumer Behavior: The ROPO and Reverse ROPO Effect in Poland and Germany
Journal of Management and Business Administration, Central Europe, 2018 Purpose: The aim of the study was to find out whether the online shopping behaviors ROPO and Reverse ROPO Effect differ between Poles and Germans.
Jessica Kowalczuk
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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders, 2021 Lag screw cut-out is the most common cause of fixation failure of trochanteric fractures. Intraoperative assessment of fracture reduction and fixation quality is vital to avoid fracture reduction and achieve good functional outcomes.
Wei Hao +4 more
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The Effect of Reverse education on goal orientation learning in English Language [PDF]
مطالعات روانشناسی تربیتی, 2021 Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effectiveness of Reverse education on goal orientation and all components of them in female high school students in English language course.
Hafez Sahebyar, Isa Barghi
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Reversible Effects as Inverse Arrows
Electronic Notes in Theoretical Computer Science, 2018 Reversible computing models settings in which all processes can be reversed. Applications include low-power computing, quantum computing, and robotics. It is unclear how to represent side-effects in this setting, because conventional methods need not respect reversibility.
Chris Heunen +2 more
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European Sport Management Quarterly, 2020 Research question: The relative age effect (RAE) has been examined in several sports, proposing that athletes born in the initial months of each year have an advantage in development compared to those born in the final months.
Luiz Ramos-Filho, M. Ferreira
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Is the Small Size of a Breast Cancer Tumor the Crucial Point for Successful Medical Treatment?
Prague Medical Report, 2014 The presented case displays a clinical study of a cancer phenotype with a poor clinical outcome. Prediction of cancer development and effects of treatment at the beginning of the clinical stage is difficult as the knowledge of cancer process and all ...
Marie Strunová +6 more
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Reversing the phonological similarity effect [PDF]
Memory & Cognition, 1999 The phonological similarity effect--poor retention of order for lists of similar-sounding items--is a benchmark finding in the short-term memory literature. In our first two experiments, we show that the effect actually reverses following relatively brief periods of distraction, yielding better order retention for similar than for dissimilar lists ...
J S, Nairne, M R, Kelley
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Visualization of the disordered structure of Fe-Ni Invar alloys by reverse monte carlo calculations
Frontiers in Materials, 2022 Reverse Monte Carlo (RMC) calculation was performed to visualize the atomic arrangement in a disordered Fe55Ni45 alloy, which is classified as an intermediate structure between the non-crystalline glass and crystalline structures. The optimized structure
Yusuke Kubo +8 more
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Effective Stability in Reversible Systems [PDF]
, 1999 In this paper we present a procedure to put in normal form a nearly-integrable reversible system, not necessarily a Hamiltonian system. Furthermore, non-resonant stability estimates are obtained. As an application we discuss the case of $n$ harmonic oscillators with frequencies satisfying Diophantine conditions.
Delshams Valdés, Amadeu +1 more
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