Modeling and Simulation, Volume 14Instrument Society of America., 1983 - Computer simulation |
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... approach whereby county level econometric modeling can be accomplished . Estimation and simulation results are ... approach to addressing these issues via a technique which utilizes pooled cross - sectional and time series data . A model ...
... approach whereby county level econometric modeling can be accomplished . Estimation and simulation results are ... approach to addressing these issues via a technique which utilizes pooled cross - sectional and time series data . A model ...
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... approach whereby county level econometric modeling can be accomplished . Estimation and simulation results are ... approach to addressing these issues via a technique which utilizes pooled cross - sectional and time series data . A model ...
... approach whereby county level econometric modeling can be accomplished . Estimation and simulation results are ... approach to addressing these issues via a technique which utilizes pooled cross - sectional and time series data . A model ...
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... approach in project scheduling ( 2,5 ] . The basic approach to scheduling in IPMS is dispatching with the Minimum Slack priority index [ 1,5 ] . Scheduling with Minimum Slack rule has been robust in several test simulations [ 5 ] , and ...
... approach in project scheduling ( 2,5 ] . The basic approach to scheduling in IPMS is dispatching with the Minimum Slack priority index [ 1,5 ] . Scheduling with Minimum Slack rule has been robust in several test simulations [ 5 ] , and ...
Contents
GEOGRAPHY REGIONAL SCIENCE 1 | 581 |
ON ENUMERATING ALL FEASIBLE SOLUTIONS TO POLYGON | 591 |
PATTERN RECOGNITION IN A CIRCUIT NETWORK John D Radke | 597 |
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Adaptive Filtering algorithm alternative analysis approach ARIMA assessment attributes autocorrelation Box-Jenkins capital cholesterol choropleth map coefficients components constraints cost countries Cycle Index Darp data base decision defined demand diffusion distribution dynamic econometric model economic effects eigenvalue eigenvectors elasticities employment energy prices environmental equation error estimated evaluation factor Figure food stamp program forecast foreign direct investment framework geographic impact income increase indicate industries input instability interaction investment kinetic labor land linear manufacturing matrix measure method Ohio State University optimal output Panamax paper parameters pattern percent population population density problem production function regression relation relationship relative scenarios sector simulation social solution space spatial spatial autocorrelation specific stability statistics stochastic structure Table tax rate theoretical tion transportation trend unit University urban utility values variables wage West Virginia University zone