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Full-Text Articles in Multivariate Analysis
The Vertical Evolution And Horizontal Correlation Of Information Science Education Research In China, Siyu Chen, Xiaofeng Zhu, Xumu Jiang
The Vertical Evolution And Horizontal Correlation Of Information Science Education Research In China, Siyu Chen, Xiaofeng Zhu, Xumu Jiang
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance]The comprehensive and accurate visualization of the information science education research in our country will help clarify the research context and inspire future research.[Method/process] Based on the relevant literature on "information education" in the CNKI database from 1980 to 2022, from the high-frequency keywords of the literature, the evolutionary context and development direction of our country's information science education research hotspots were longitudinally studied; from the three levels of system including our county's information science reseanch subject and research authar, our country's information science research research subject and research auther, horizontally explored and analyzed the mutual influence and mutual connection …
Disciplines Different Of Fine-Grained Acknowledged Entity:A Case Of Doctoral Dissertations In Chinese Humanities And Social Sciences, Jiaxin He, Shijin Zhang, Jiayu Zheng, Xinlong Chu, Chengzhi Zhang
Disciplines Different Of Fine-Grained Acknowledged Entity:A Case Of Doctoral Dissertations In Chinese Humanities And Social Sciences, Jiaxin He, Shijin Zhang, Jiayu Zheng, Xinlong Chu, Chengzhi Zhang
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance]Thesis acknowledgment is a public text in which the authors express their gratitude to individuals and institutions those support their research. It is helpful to understand the individuals and institutions that play a role in the cultivation of doctoral candidate in different disciplines by extracting the entities of acknowledgment and comparing the distribution of the objects of acknowledgment in the dissertations of different disciplines.[Method/process]In this paper, we gained more than 60 000 Chinese doctoral dissertations acknowledgment of 21 humanities and social sciences disciplines, extracted acknowledged entities from acknowledgment, and constructed a fine-grained classification system of acknowledgment entities. The classification system …
Comparison Of Policies Text On Information Technology Of China And The United States, Bolin Hua, Shihui Wu
Comparison Of Policies Text On Information Technology Of China And The United States, Bolin Hua, Shihui Wu
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance]Information technology plays an important role in the comprehensive national power, whose development is closely associated with the government's guidance and support. It's under this background that China and the United States launched a series of policies to promote the development of information technology. Discovering the differences between China and the US's policies is of great significance for us to improve our strategic planning for future development.[Method/process]This study presents China and the US's most important policies on information technology in chronological order, and mines the policies' text via the co-word networks and the LDA model.[Result/conclusion]Reveal common concerns and different focuses …
Clustering Hospital Performance Using Group-Based Multi-Trajectory Modeling With Singular Bayesian Information Criterion, Gaixin Du
Theses and Dissertations--Epidemiology and Biostatistics
Hospital performance is complex and patient-experience oriented. Currently, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) evaluate hospitals yearly with a single score of one to five ("Star Rating") using composite measures from five domains. However, a single composite score cannot fully describe it, and alternative measures should be considered. Healthcare quality improvement needs long-term data to validate effectiveness. Group-based multi-trajectory modeling (GBMTM) estimates probabilities of latent group membership based on longitudinal profiles from multiple outcomes. We use GBMTM to identify groups of hospitals with similar performance in SAS PROC TRAJ.
We downloaded Medicare-eligible hospitals (N=5,111) that provided patient care …
The Impact Of Subjective Risk Analysis On Real Estate Prices In The Nisqually Region Following The 2001 Nisqually Earthquake, Ryan Espedal
The Impact Of Subjective Risk Analysis On Real Estate Prices In The Nisqually Region Following The 2001 Nisqually Earthquake, Ryan Espedal
All Master's Theses
Earthquakes are an environmental hazard that pose great risks to communities almost every day. With earthquakes, the main cause of concern is physical destruction of property, however, there are also psychological effects that are researched and discussed much less. In 2001, the Nisqually area of western Washington experienced a substantial earthquake that produced minimal physical damage but caused a significant decrease in real estate prices. Studying single-family homes from 1986-2012, this research utilizes hedonic property models to measure the change in consumer’s subjective risk calculations with reference to real estate purchases after the Nisqually earthquake, measure the relationship between earthquake …
System For Scanning And Monitoring Science And Technology Policy Texts Of Us And Eu, Dahai Yu, Aofei Chang, Bolin Hua, Hongguang Wang, Wenjiao Zheng
System For Scanning And Monitoring Science And Technology Policy Texts Of Us And Eu, Dahai Yu, Aofei Chang, Bolin Hua, Hongguang Wang, Wenjiao Zheng
Journal of Scientific Information Research
[Purpose/significance]Science and technology policy plays a guiding role in the development of science and technology. Whether science and technology policies are efficient and reasonable has an important impact on the rapid development of science and technology. In order to help decision-makers grasp the latest international scientific and technological layout, planning and policy guidance more quickly, especially to track and analyze the scientific, and technological policies of major developed countries in Europe and the United States, grab analyze and mine the corresponding scientific and technological policy texts in real time, has of great significance in the current international environment.[Method/process]This research designed …
Impacts Of Covid-19 On Industrial Growth In The United States, Emily G. Warthman, Charles J. Landis
Impacts Of Covid-19 On Industrial Growth In The United States, Emily G. Warthman, Charles J. Landis
Williams Honors College, Honors Research Projects
COVID-19 has caused massive ramifications on all parts of life in the world and industry growth/decline is not immune to it. This report will analyze nine different industries’ profit and revenue from quarterly data during the years 2009-2022. Forecast models will be generated using various methods and different techniques of validating to predict the values from Q2 2020- Q4 2022 based on historical data. After which, a comparison will be conducted between those predicted values to the actual average revenue and profit generated by order of greatest error percentage made. Thorough research will then be completed to determine if there …
Modeling Growth And Stress Factors For Converted Silvopasture Systems In The Missouri Ozarks, Bailee N. Suedmeyer
Modeling Growth And Stress Factors For Converted Silvopasture Systems In The Missouri Ozarks, Bailee N. Suedmeyer
Graduate Theses/Dissertations
Silvopasture systems are becoming increasingly popular among sustainable agriculture ranchers, due to the increase in knowledge of benefits to the cattle and ability to grow cool season grasses beneath the canopy. This project focuses on the forest crop aspect of silvopasture systems from monitoring of the health of the trees over time to recommendations for thinning management to keep it functioning as viable silvopasture. The study site consists of five acres of upland hardwood forest area in Southern Missouri with 18 monumented fixed area plots. Arial and ground data was collected at each plot throughout the growing season, along with …
The Influence Of Instrumental Sources Of Variance On Mass Spectral Comparison Algorithms, Isabel Cristina Galvez Valencia
The Influence Of Instrumental Sources Of Variance On Mass Spectral Comparison Algorithms, Isabel Cristina Galvez Valencia
Graduate Theses, Dissertations, and Problem Reports (ETD)
Current search algorithms for the identification of substances based only on their electron ionization mass spectra provide the correct compound as their top result approximately 80% of the time. One contributing factor to the ~20% deviation in the first-hit recognition rate is that traditional algorithms work by comparing the unknown spectrum to an ‘ideal’ or consensus spectrum of each reference compound. The inclusion of replicate reference spectra in a database has been shown to improve the probability of ranking the correct identity in the number one position, but the variance in ion abundances caused by different conditions or different instruments …