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core to German labor market dynamics. Chaos does not occur.  …
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Based on a classical financial market model different model variants known from the literature are discussed and analyzed, each focussing on modeling financial markets as a nonlinear dynamic system by introducing the formation of (heterogeneous) beliefs about future asset prices into the model...
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impacts. This article will explore the interlinked ‘chaos' that exists between forest fires, GIS and volunteered geographic …
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popularity in analysing human characteristics for security purposes. Biometric Encryption using Chaos Algorithm is a technique …
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The author makes a deep revision of the main implications of Nonlinearity, Complexity and Chaos Theory in the analysis …
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Encryption is one of the techniques that ensure the security of images used in various domains like military intelligence, secure medical imaging services, intranet and internet communication, e-banking, social networking image communication like Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter etc. All these images...
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The firefly algorithm is a meta-heuristic algorithm, the fundamental principle of which mimic the characteristics associated with the blinking of natural fireflies. This paper, presents a rigorous analysis of the dynamics of the firefly algorithm, which the authors performed by applying a...
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This paper provides an example in which a slight behavioral heterogeneity may fundamentally change the qualitative properties of a nonlinear cobweb market with a quadratic cost function and an isoelastic demand function. We consider two types of producers; adaptive and naive. In a market of...
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response by changing the slope of the demand schedule can thrust the model into instability, chaos, and extinction, without … via slope preserving increases in market demand can push the model into instability, chaos, and even extinction. Finally …, we show that similar adjustments in market demand may be capable of eliminating instability and chaos rooted in powerful …
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This paper investigates whether the inherent non-stationarity of macroeconomic time series is entirely due to a random walk or also to non-linear components. Applying the numerical tools of the analysis of dynamical systems to long time series for the US, we reject the hypothesis that these...
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