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Farmer behavior toward herbicide‐free agriculture and conservation tillage
Abstract Balancing conflicting policy goals is a key challenge in the transition to sustainable agricultural systems. An important example is herbicide use reduction potentially conflicting with conservation tillage—which often strongly relies on herbicide use.
Viviana Garcia +3 more
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Equilibrium Existence in First‐Price Auctions With Private Values
We provide sufficient conditions for equilibrium existence in first‐price auctions with private values that accommodate non quasi‐linear utilities and value‐distributions that contain atoms and exhibit positive or negative correlation. These conditions show that equilibrium existence often turns on properties of a single statistic of the joint ...
Wojciech Olszewski +2 more
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The problem of maximizing a pseudoboolean function (or equivalently a set function) which is supermodular, has many interesting applications e.g. in combinatorial optimization, operations research etc. Up to now, a number of special cases of pseudoboolean functions have been known, the maximization of which can be converted into the search for a ...
Alain Billionnet, Michel Minoux
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Some Remarks on the Supermodular Order
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MÜLLER A., SCARSINI, MARCO
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Orders between Channels and Implications for Partial Information Decomposition. [PDF]
Gomes AFC, Figueiredo MAT.
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Supermodular covering knapsack polytope
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Alper Atamtürk, Avinash Bhardwaj
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Information and Divergence Measures. [PDF]
Karagrigoriou A, Makrides A.
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Do funding sources complement or substitute? Examining the impact of cancer research publications. [PDF]
Rotolo D, Hopkins M, Grassano N.
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Supermodular functions are widely used in economics to model complementarity. For example, a firm's production function is supermodular if the marginal productivity of each factor increases with the usage of other factors. This in turn guarantees that when the price of a factor falls, the firm's demand for all factors increase. We generalise the notion
Dziewulski, P, Quah, J
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Distributed Quantization for Partially Cooperating Sensors Using the Information Bottleneck Method. [PDF]
Steiner S, Aminu AD, Kuehn V.
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