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On the definition, method and classification of geography

De Geer, Sten - In: Geografiska annaler 5 (1923) 1, pp. 1-37

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Beerbaum, Dirk - 2016

of the taxonomy. The taxonomy can be regarded as a main cornerstone of each XBRL financial reporting submission. As … taxonomy do not develop standards, laws and regulations newly, they only derive standardized reporting elements. The current … landscape of taxonomy is still characterized by multiple heterogeneous taxonomies. Based on the harmonization requirements and …

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Classification Using NNS Clustering Analysis

Viole, Fred - 2019

observations (classification). NNS clustering is very similar to k-means clustering, and we direct the reader to Vinod and Viole … classification problems using NNS clustering analysis.We demonstrate how NNS clustering is quite effective, as well as an alternative … method NNS employs for classification tasks. We compare predictions of test sets with NNS, k-means using the "cl …

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Risk Classification in Insurance Contracting

Dionne, Georges - 2012

Risk classification refers to the use of observable characteristics by insurers to group individuals with similar … expected claims, compute the corresponding premiums, and thereby reduce asymmetric information. Risk classification can be used … empirical studies on risk classification and residual asymmetric information …

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Combining Market and Accounting-Based Models for Credit Scoring Using a Classification Scheme Based on Support Vector Machines

Niklis, Dimitrios - 2012

Credit risk rating is a very important issue for both banks and companies, especially in periods of economic recession. There are many different approaches and methods which have been developed over the years. The aim of this paper is to create a credit risk rating model combining the...

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The Taking/Taxing Taxonomy

Lehavi, Amnon - 2010

Takings jurisprudence is engaged in a constant paradox. It is conventionally portrayed as chaotic and muddy, and yet attempts by the judiciary to create some sense of order in it by delineating the field into distinctive categories that each have a different set of rules are often criticized as...

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A Taxonomy of C-Systems

Carnielli, Walter A. - 2018

The logics of formal inconsistency s) are paraconsistent logics which permit us to internalize the concepts of consistency or inconsistency inside our object language, introducing new operators to talk about them, and allowing us, in principle, to logically separate the notions of...

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Threshold Accepting Trained Hybrid Principal Component Neural Networks for Pattern Classification

Ravi, V. - 2018

principal components to be selected. The algorithm is tested on wine classification and Wisconsin breast cancer problems. The …

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Distributed Classification Using Oiki Ddm Model

Medhat, Mohamed - 2018

, the classification mining is formulated using this new model in order to make it scalable to large amounts of data. The …

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Taxing Taxonomies

Parsons, Amanda - 2023

This Article aims to incorporate the framework of legibility into existing scholarly discourse on legal categories. Legibility is the process by which the state simplifies complex and often unfamiliar systems into a format that can be governed. Across broad areas of the law, placing things and...

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