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The clustering of their letter shapes is performed based on the pairwise distances between their topological signatures.The article presents a new probability distribution, created by compounding the Poisson distribution with the weighted exponential distribution. Important mathematical and...
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The clustering of their letter shapes is performed based on the pairwise distances between their topological signatures.The article presents a new probability distribution, created by compounding the Poisson distribution with the weighted exponential distribution. Important mathematical and...
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Matrix updating methods are used for constructing the target matrix with the prescribed row and column marginal totals that demonstrates the highest possible level of its structural similarity to initial matrix given. A concept of structural similarity has a vague framework that can be slightly...
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We study long-term incentives for polluting and regulated firms to invest in advanced abatement technologies, when some new technology is available but an even better technology will be expected in the future. Firms can invest only once. We find that depending on the adoption fixed costs all...
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We propose a dynamic factor model for the analysis of multivariate time series count data. Our model allows for idiosyncratic as well as common serially correlated latent factors in order to account for potentially complex dynamic interdependence between series of counts. The model is estimated...
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Multivariate random sums appear in many scientific fields, most notably in actuarial science, where they model both the number of claims and their sizes. Unfortunately, they pose severe inferential problems. For example, their density function is analytically intractable, in the general case,...
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