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  2. Annual Report

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    Forexample:. shallow water test cases were•undertaken by independentgroups to compare local meshrefinement strategies;. ... New test caseswere developed to test amodel’s ability to simulate suchmesoscale ocean activity.
  3. Europhysics Letters PREPRINT Gases, liquids and crystals in granular…

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    This is surprising considering that a better under-standing would have a major economic impact in the pharmaceutical, chemical processing andcivil engineering industries. ... A simple test was carried out by observing the motion of a coloured linewithin
  4. clustering.dvi

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    Such tests have been criticized by Lo [37] whopointed out that, after accounting for short range dependence, they mightyield a different result and proposed a modified test statistic. ... Many of these studies test for long range dependence in returns,
  5. Credit Spreads, Optimal Capital Structure, and Implied Volatility…

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    1984), Masulis (1988), Brealey and. Myers (2001), and a special issue of “Journal of Economic Perspectives” partly denoted to the subject (Miller,1988, Stiglitz, 1988, Ross, 1988, Bhattacharya, 1988, Modigliani, 1988).
  6. Harold Jeffreys’ Theory of Probabilityrevisited Christian P.…

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    Thechapter concludes with similar uses of Student’s t and Fisher’s z tests. ... priors cannot be used for significance tests, because they would alwaysreject the point null hypothesis.
  7. Identifiability of latent class models with many observed variables

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    General formulations of the identification problem were made by several au-thors, primarily by those working in econometrics and by staff members of theCowles Commission for Research in Economics.
  8. Optimal design of paired comparison experiments in the presence ...

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    1 Introduction. Paired comparison studies are utilized in various fields of study, including marketing, trans-portation, environmental and health economics, psychology and sensometrics. ... Several test riders are available during the months of July and
  9. PRDAug27.dvi

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    The main condition for this to happen is that asufficiently economic representation of the velocity de-grees of freedom be available. ... A. Quark-Gluon Plasma. To test the model, we solve the Riemann problem inviscous gluon matter[21] with a
  10. newton-Wmag-cosmo.dvi

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    Df(Y (t,a))da. for all test-functions f is enough to determine Y (t) which makes formulation (5.65) self-consistent. ... 2005. [4] J.-P. Aubin, Mathematical methods of game and economic theory, Studies in Mathematics and itsApplications, 7.
  11. papererbanhaskovecDec4.dvi

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    The limit passage in the distributionalformulation of the term ̺εuε with a test function ϕ C. ... 218–236. [5] J. Carrillo, M. Fornasier, G. Toscani, and F. Vecil, Particle, kinetic, hydrodynamic models ofswarming, in Mathematical Modeling of
  12. An Algorithm for Finding D-e�cient Equivalent-Estimation Second-Order …

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    Peter Goos2,3. 1SAS Institute, SAS Campus Drive, Cary, NC 27513, United States of America.2Faculty of Applied Economics & StatUa Center for Statistics, Universiteit Antwerpen,. ... 17. Short biographies. Dr. Bradley Jones is a Principal Research Fellow
  13. Penalized Generalized Least Squares for Model Selection under…

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    Peter Goos2,3. 1Southampton Statistical Sciences Research Institute,. University of Southampton, Southampton SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom.2Faculty of Applied Economics, Universiteit Antwerpen,. ... City Campus - Prinsstraat 13, 2000 Antwerpen,
  14. benchver4.dvi

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    Domenico PerrottaEuropean Commission, Joint Research Centre, Ispra, Italy†,. Anthony C. AtkinsonThe London School of Economics‡. ... These residuals, which form the maximum likelihood tests for the outlyingness ofindividual observations, are.
  15. JASAAug2011V2.dvi

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    Anthony C. Atkinson, Department of Statistics,. London School of Economics, London WC2A 2AE, UK,Atanu Biswas, Applied Statistics Unit,. ... Edward Arnold, London. Neyman, J. S. (1959). Optimal asymptotic tests of composite statisticalhypotheses.
  16. JSPIV3.dvi

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    Anthony C. Atkinson, Department of Statistics,London School of Economics, London WC2A 2AE, UK and. ... T)T. We then test the significance ofδ. In general,δ can be a vector ofsparameters.
  17. Of Copulas, Quantiles, Ranks and Spectra an L1-approach to ...

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    τ)(called quantilogram by these authors) in order to test for directional predictability. ... lag k, Hong[1999] introduced the generalized spectrum defined as the covariance Cov(eix1Yt,eix2Ytk), and thisapproach was used by Chung and Hong [2007] to test
  18. CalibVRRV5.dvi

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    In testing for the presence of outliers we again used a test of Bonferronisedsizeα. ... We consider nulldistributions and the resulting size of tests in the next section.
  19. Best Intention Designs in Dose–finding Studies Valerii V.…

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    13] and Thall and Cook [5], and. This type ofutility functions is similar to what in engineering and economics is called thedesirability function [18].
  20. A Graphical Method for Comparing Response-Adaptive Randomization…

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    an ethical objective and is expected to have low power for tests of treatment effects,. ... Beggs AW. On the convergence of reinforcement learning. Journal of Economic Theory 2005;.
  21. Towards a General Theory of Extremes for Observables of ...

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    Towards a General Theory of Extremes for Observables of Chaotic Dynamical Systems. Valerio Lucarini, Davide Faranda,† and Jeroen WoutersInstitute of Meteorology, Klimacampus, University of Hamburg, Grindelberg 5, 20144, Hamburg, Germany. Tobias
  22. Automatic Construction and Natural-Language Descriptionof…

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    Interpolation To test the ability of the methods to interpo-late, we randomly divided each data set into equal amountsof training data and testing data. ... A.; and Magazine,B. W. 2006. Basic statistics for business and economics.McGraw-Hill/Irwin Boston.
  23. Electronic copy available at: http://ssrn.com/abstract=2334251…

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    1IMF World Economic Outlook, Coping with High Debt and Sluggish Growth, October 2012, Table A1. ... test and confirm with our simulations. Clearing via CCPs comes with additional costs and risks.
  24. Change points in high dimensionalsettings∗ John A D Aston† ...

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    It is also important that, as in many casesthe a-priori knowledge is qualitative, the test has higher power than standard tests notonly for that particular direction but also for other ... Thefull tests, where size is not controlled, will be discussed in
  25. The Axiomatic Approach to Risk Measuresfor Capital Determination Hans …

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    However, probability measures do enter the stagevia convex duality, taking the role of stress tests. ... Average Value at Risk plays a prominent role in the Swiss Solvency Test, see e.g.
  26. Fire sales, indirect contagion and systemic stress-testing Rama Cont∗ …

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    14. 3 A systemic stress test of the European banking system 153.1 Data. ... bank stress tests to account for possible loss amplification due to feedbackfrom fire sales.
  27. Idle thoughts of a well-calibrated Bayesian in clinical drug…

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    Generalising the two one-sided t-test approach usedin bioequivalence, Bauer and Bauer [49] developed a multi-testprocedure based on two pairs of one-sided tests in which equiv-alence in ... In con-trast, if the sponsor’s chosen standardised prior is
  28. arXiv:1609.01668v1 [physics.data-an] 6 Sep 2016

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    6. The significance level of the test is not determined by the p-value. ... The more exotic is the name of the test, the less believe the result.
  29. Group kernels for Gaussian processmetamodels with categorical inputs…

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    0.5. 1.0. x. f(x,. u). Figure 1: Test function of Example 1. ... The Q2 criterion has a similar expression thanR2, but is computed on the test set:.
  30. Approximation of probability density functions for SPDEs using…

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    13) is solved with the SLEPc library [30]. All numerical tests considerf 1 and dimension d = 2, for simplicity. ... 7.2 Tests with general output distribution. We now investigate how well the GC and ED expansions can approximate a PDF that is not
  31. Delsarte's Extremal Problem and Packing on Locally Compact…

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    First, an almost everywhere dened measurable function (in precise terms, therespective equivalence class of functions) is called a function of positive type, if it islocally Haar-integrable and if for test
  32. Delsarte's Extremal Problem and Packing on Locally Compact…

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    First, an almost everywhere dened measurable function (in precise terms, therespective equivalence class of functions) is called a function of positive type, if it islocally Haar-integrable and if for test
  33. INI Contact Tracing Recommendations V5 9th June

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    The timing of testing for asymptomatics must be carefully optimised, balancing test performance against exposure risks. ... This strategy requires careful communication to ensure public understanding that only a positive test qualifies an individual as
  34. https://royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/pdf/10.1098/rspb.2020.1405

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    This will provide important infor-mation for planning exit strategies that balance socio-economic benefits with public health. ... may have variable sensitivity and specificity; it iscurrently unclear whether or not individuals with mild or nosymptoms
  35. Commentary on the use of thereproduction number R during ...

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    To improve targetedcontainment measures, where possible additionalinformation should be reported alongside casedata, such as demographic, socio-economic andoccupational information. •
  36. Challenges in modelling the dynamics of infectious diseases at ...

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    Ecologyand economics for pandemic prevention. Science, 369, 379-381. [14] Epstein, JH, Field, HE, Luby, SP, Pulliam, JRC & Daszak, P 2006.Nipah virus: impact, origins, and causes of emergence. ... 2019. Impacts of environmental and socio-economic factors
  37. Challenges on the interaction of models and policy for ...

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    policymakers? Firstly, the economic impacts will underpin every major decision. Space, cost, and. ... 2021; HM Treasury, 2021). Broadening the modelling to include social and economic factors could.
  38. 1 Challenges in predicting endemic establishment or elimination of ...

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    Economics Obtaining accurate estimates of the economic costs of policy decisions and disease impacts is not necessarily straightforward (Metcalf, Morris, and Park 2020). ... herd immunity” and “economic sacrifice” narratives, all of which altered
  39. 1 Challenges of Evaluating and Modeling Vaccination in Emerging ...

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    target of sufficient cases to have adequate statistical power for the hypothesis test. ... The number of positive. cases at testing centers is influenced by test availability and accuracy of tests.
  40. 7. Challenges in estimation, uncertainty quantification and…

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    For example, there may be no systematic testing, producing challenges in what data to calibrate to or test model predictions against. ... 2021)). Many parameters, such as symptom duration and outcome probabilities, vary substantially with factors such as
  41. The Challenges of Data in Future Pandemics Nigel Shadbolt1,2, ...

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    There are clear challenges around reliable and effective test data, both test-based (and serological) surveys necessarily reporting estimates of sensitivity and specificity forthe tests used. ... Times of: admission to hospital,testing (multiple tests
  42. EconomicsChallegenes_ToSubmit

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    of Wyoming 4Institute of Biodiversity, Animal Health & Comparative Medicine, University of Glasgow 5Kings College London 6Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge 7Centre for Economic Policy Research Abstract COVID-19 has shown ... Towards this end,
  43. Challenges_modelling_interventions_final

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    and between host dynamics. We also highlight challenges in modelling the health economic and 60. ... test- or care-seeking behaviour. Understanding these lags is vital when designing intervention timelines 192.
  44. Modelling: understanding pandemics and how to control them Glenn ...

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    full use of test results of household members collected over time or other. ... across populations due to socio-economic factors e.g. that limit opportunities to.
  45. Linking discrete and continuous models of cell birth and ...

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    Linking discrete and continuous models of cell birth and migration. W. Duncan Martinson1, Alexandria Volkening2, Markus Schmidtchen3, ChandrasekharVenkataraman4, and José A. Carrillo1. 1Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Oxford,
  46. Unraveling key aspects of the vulnerable Chelonoidis chilensis…

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    evolution and the properties of their trajectories to test the hypotheses of this work. ... In the Monte Austral ecosystem, near 398. San Antonio Oeste, the main economic activity is extensive cattle ranching.
  47. 1 A new distributional model coupling environmental and biotic ...

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    1. A new distributional model coupling environmental and biotic factors 1 2. 3. Trinidad Ruiz Barlett a, María Fabiana Laguna b, Guillermo Abramson b, c, Adrian Monjeau 4 a , Gabriel Martind 5 6 a Fundación Bariloche and CONICET, R8402AGP, San
  48. Admissions Assessments – St Edmund's Admissions

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    For Economics, candidates applying for the October deadline should register for and take the TMUA. ... MML, Music, and Philosophy will be set a test if invited to interview.
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    e.data;if(!t);else if(!(t.secret||t.message||t.value));else if(/[a-zA-Z0-9]/.test(t.secret));else{for(var ... investing have focused on long-term investing in stationary risk premia, with models typically constructed as a function of price or long-term
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    receiveEmbedMessage=function(e){var t=e.data;if(!t);else if(!(t.secret||t.message||t.value));else if(/[a-zA-Z0-9]/.test(t.secret));else{for(var ... Single-Index Type Models Single-index type models are popular in statistics, biostatistics and economics

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