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Green Buildings: An Asset Manager's Dream Or Nightmare?, Linda Too
Green Buildings: An Asset Manager's Dream Or Nightmare?, Linda Too
Linda Too
The mounting evidence on climate change has thrust the sustainability issue to the forefront of many political agendas. Current research has provided many business cases for sustainable design and construction. While commercial green buildings have been the mainstay, the green phenomenon has also spread to educational facilities. This paper provides a case study of the new Mirvac School of Sustainable Development Building at Bond University, Gold Coast, Australia. With its extensive green features, it is applying to be the first six-star rated green educational building in Australia. To this end, the management of green buildings will be a challenge for …
Student Staff: A Village Philosophy, Lisa Caughron
Student Staff: A Village Philosophy, Lisa Caughron
Lisa Caughron
No abstract provided.
A Bayesian Approach To Ordinal Outcomes For Neurosurgical Clinical Research., Sally Wood
A Bayesian Approach To Ordinal Outcomes For Neurosurgical Clinical Research., Sally Wood
Sally Wood
The objective of this study is to demonstrate a Bayesian approach for the statistical analysis of neurosurgical data where the investigators have used an ordinal scale for the outcome. A Bayesian approach that uses data augmentation and Gibbs sampling to perform ordinal probit regression is demonstrated in a neurosurgical context. The statistical approach is applied to a regression analysis to examine the relationship between female gender and the outcome of severe traumatic brain injury measured with the Glascow Outcome Scale. The approach is applied to a hierarchical meta-analysis to examine the relationship between age and the outcome from subarachnoid haemorrhage …
Trans-Dimensional Metropolis-Hastings Using Parallel Chains, Sally Wood, James Pullen, Robert Kohn, David Leslie
Trans-Dimensional Metropolis-Hastings Using Parallel Chains, Sally Wood, James Pullen, Robert Kohn, David Leslie
Sally Wood
A general Bayesian sampling method is developed that uses parallel chains to select between models and to average the predictive density over such models. The method applies to both non-nested models and to nested models, and is particularly useful for mixtures of complex component models, where a novel approach to overcome the label-switching problem is used. The method is illustrated with real and simulated data in model-averaging over alternative financial time series models, mixtures of normal distributions, and mixtures of smoothing spline models.
Mixture Of Random Effects For Individual Learning Curves, Sally Wood, Edward Cripps, Robert Wood
Mixture Of Random Effects For Individual Learning Curves, Sally Wood, Edward Cripps, Robert Wood
Sally Wood
In the pyschology literature individuals are often classified as entity theorists or incrementalists. In this paper we explore the different learning behaviours over time of these two groups. To assess learning an individual is assigned a task and their performance on the task is measured over a number of trials. Learning behaviour is modelled as a mixture of two random effects, where the random effects components of the mixture correspond to increased learning and spiralling behaviour. We find significant differences in the learning behaviours of the two groups. Specifically those individuals who are categorized as entity theorists are more likely …
Wine Purchase Decisions And Consumption Behaviors: Insights From A Probability Sample Drawn In Auckland, New Zealand, Peter Danaher
Wine Purchase Decisions And Consumption Behaviors: Insights From A Probability Sample Drawn In Auckland, New Zealand, Peter Danaher
Peter Danaher
No abstract provided.
How Often Versus How Long: The Interplay Of Contact Frequency And Relationship Duration In Customer Perceptions Of Service Relationship Strength, Peter Danaher, Tracey Dagger, Brian Gibbs
How Often Versus How Long: The Interplay Of Contact Frequency And Relationship Duration In Customer Perceptions Of Service Relationship Strength, Peter Danaher, Tracey Dagger, Brian Gibbs
Peter Danaher
This study investigates the effects of customer contact frequency and relationship duration on customer-reported relationship strength (CRRS). Although relationships are understood to develop through an incremental process of time and encounters, exactly how frequency and duration interactively influence CRRS is not known. We embed our analysis of these two relationship-quantity variables within a larger model that considers the effects of relationship-quality variables—commitment, trust and satisfaction—on CRRS. We additionally control for customer demographics and service type. Using a fully national sample of 591 service consumers, we find that both contact frequency and relationship duration have a positive effect on CRRS, and …
Priors For A Bayesian Analysis Of Extreme Values, Sally Wood, Julian Wang
Priors For A Bayesian Analysis Of Extreme Values, Sally Wood, Julian Wang
Sally Wood
This article proposes a new prior specification for a Bayesian analysis of the k largest order statistics model. We show that using Jeffreys priors for the end-point and shape parameters of the k largest order statistics model leads to biased estimates of the shape parameter for small to medium sample sizes and to the posterior mode of the end-point being equal to the most extreme observed value. We propose a conjugate prior for the shape parameter and a prior for the end-point which removes the posterior mode at the most extreme observed value while remaining uninformative for values of the …