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Interest model

Autism is an interesting model for the study of consciousness. The combination of social isolation, language impairment and restricted, repetitive interests and behaviours together with idiosyncratic patterns in attention, concentration and interpersonal behaviour offer opportunities for the exploration of certain aspects of consciousness  [Pg.313]

In addition to erosion, an interesting model for dishing within metal features is proposed, based on the concept of a maximum dishing, which [Pg.127]

The vanadium complex 159, bearing oligometallasilsesquioxanes, is an interesting model complex for surface species on silica [257]. Polymerization of ethylene with 159/MAO affords polyethylene with an Mn value of 2100 and an Mw value of 47900. An aluminum-vanadium adduct 160 polymerized ethylene without any cocatalysts, affording similar catalytic activity with the 159/MAO system [258]. [Pg.40]

Some components of the splicing apparatus appear to be tethered to the CTD of RNA polymerase II, suggesting an interesting model for the splicing reaction. As the first splice junction is synthesized, it is bound by [Pg.1010]

In the present section we will present the shape characterization of different types of gold particles which are present on an evaporated film grown on a NaCl substrate. This is an interest model not only for epitaxy studies but also because the same shapes are found in real catalyst. [Pg.333]

The neural mechanisms underlying the placebo effect are only partially understood and most of our knowledge comes from pain, although recently Parkinson s disease, immune and endocrine responses, and depression have emerged as interesting models (Fig. 1). In each of these [Pg.980]

In addition, it sustains CO electro-oxidation at relatively low overpotential, and there are crystal face dependences for both the ORR and CO oxidation. Since Au is also a system that exhibits both particle size and support effects in heterogeneous catalysis, it provides an interesting model system for smdying such effects in electrocatalysis. [Pg.570]

Fig. 7 Results from behavioral testing in the modified hole board (see Sect. 2.2.5). While DBA/2 mice (DBA) display a more pronounced avoidance behavior towards an unprotected area as well as more risk assessment behavior than C57BL/6 (BL6) mice, no differences in term of general exploration and locomotion are found in these strains. Therefore, these strains can be considered to represent an interesting model for high and low anxiety Fig. 7 Results from <a href="/info/behavioral_tests">behavioral testing</a> in the <a href="/info/modified_hole_board">modified hole board</a> (see Sect. 2.2.5). While DBA/2 mice (DBA) display a more pronounced <a href="/info/avoidance_behavior">avoidance behavior</a> towards an <a href="/info/unprotected_area">unprotected area</a> as well as more <a href="/info/risk_assessment_behavior">risk assessment behavior</a> than C57BL/6 (BL6) mice, no differences in term of general exploration and locomotion are found in these strains. Therefore, these strains can be considered to represent an interesting model for high and low anxiety
Since an exhaustive search—eventually combined with exhaustive evaluation— is practically impossible, any variable selection procedure will mostly yield subopti-mal variable subsets, with the hope that they approximate the global optimum in the best possible way. A strategy could be to apply different algorithms for variable selection and save the best candidate solutions (typically 5-20 variable subsets). With this low number of potentially interesting models, it is possible to perform a detailed evaluation (like repeated double CV) in order to find one or several variables [Pg.152]


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Contents 4 Interest Rate Modeling

Interest rate modeling

Interest rate modeling Cox-Ingersoll-Ross model

Interest rate modeling Heath-Jarrow-Morton model

Interest rate modeling Hull-White model

Interest rate modeling Vasicek model

Interest rate modeling concepts, basic

Interest rate modeling equilibrium

Interest rate modeling model

Interest rate modeling multifactor Heath-Jarrow-Morton

Interest rate modeling one-factor term-structure models

Interest rate modeling two-factor models

Interest rates dynamics, model

Interest rates one-factor model

Interest-rate model

Interest-rate models HJM model

Interest-rate models bond analysis

Interest-rate models bond price and yield

Interest-rate models fitting process

Multifactor Heath-Jarrow-Morton interest rate model

Two-Factor Interest Rate Models

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