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Donald B. Johnson, who
first published the
technique in 1977. A
similar reweighting technique is also used in Suurballe's
algorithm for
finding two disjoint...
- form of
reweighting from the LATE,
under certain key ****umptions that
allow for
extrapolation from the compliers. The
intuition behind reweighting comes...
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global economic significance and
market liquidity.
Annual rebalancing and
reweighting ensure that
diversity is
maintained over time. S&P GSCI Reuters/Jefferies...
- the
examples considered are
supposed to be labeled. The
objective is to
reweight the
source labeled sample such that it "looks like" the
target sample (in...
-
results can be
obtained by
various methods, such as more
carefully tuned reweighting,
analytic continuation from
imaginary μ {\displaystyle \mu } to real...
-
weight for owner-occupied
dwellings could be
altered considerably when
reweighting is undertaken. (It
could even
become negative under the
alternative cost...
-
reweight the
edges of the
graph in such a way that all edge
weights become non-negative and all
cycle lengths remain unchanged. With this
reweighting...
- can come from
differentially selecting information, this "selective
reweighting theory"
allows for
learning of complex,
abstract representation. This...
- WN,
Kiemel T, Jeka JJ,
Clark JE (2012). "Development of
multisensory reweighting is
impaired for
quiet stance control in
children with
developmental coordination...
-
method of
equal shares,
which also
sequentially selects candidates and
reweights the
voters approving these selected candidates. In STV, each
voter casts...
