A Brief History of Web Crawlers Seyed M. Mirtaheri, Mustafa Emre Dinc¸t¨urk, Salman Hooshmand, Gregor V. Bochmann, Guy-Vincent Jourdan School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science University of Ottawa, Ottawa,

Source URL: ssrg.eecs.uottawa.ca

• Web crawlers
• Cross-platform software
• Internet search engines
• Invisible Web
• Link rot
• Document Object Model
• JavaScript
• Crawljax
• Rich Internet application
• Computing
• Software
• World Wide Web

Decision Analysis from a Neo-Calvinist Point of View December 12, 2011 Drazen Prelec1 MIT By neo-Calvinist point of view, I refer to analysis focused on assessing the diagnostic significance of policy decisions, rather t

Source URL: nel.mit.edu

• Knowledge
• Mind
• Preference
• Expected utility hypothesis
• Decision analysis
• Decision making
• Economic model
• Decision theory
• Statistics
• Utility

Foreword The Internet has broken down many global barriers. It provides both the private and the corporate community with a whole new networking model. Language skills are now a lesser source for concern when it comes t

Source URL: www.wordfinder.com

• Dictionary
• Mac OS X
• Control key
• Machine translation
• PowerWord
• Ultralingua
• Linguistics
• Dictionary software
• Lexicography

QUALITY DEPENDENT REVENUE CAPS – A MODEL FOR QUALITY OF SUPPLY REGULATION T Langset, F Trengereid K Samdal, J Heggset

Source URL: www.sintef.no

A minicourse on first-passage percolation Harry Kesten First-passage percolation is a probabilistic model for the spread of a disease. In the simplest version one assigns a random passage time t(e) to each edge e of Zd .

Source URL: www.eurandom.tue.nl

• Stochastic processes
• Lattice models
• Probability theory

Winners don’t take all: Characterizing the competition for links on the web David M. Pennock*, Gary W. Flake*, Steve Lawrence*, Eric J. Glover*, and C. Lee Giles*†‡ *NEC Research Institute, 4 Independence Way, Prin

Source URL: clgiles.ist.psu.edu

• Probability theory
• Graph theory
• Preferential attachment
• Barabási–Albert model
• Degree distribution
• Power law
• Log-normal distribution
• Connectivity
• Probability distribution
• Statistics
• Mathematics
• Mathematical analysis

THE REDUCED FORM: A SIMPLE APPROACH TO INFERENCE WITH WEAK INSTRUMENTS VICTOR CHERNOZHUKOV AND CHRISTIAN HANSEN† Abstract. In this paper, we consider simple and practical methods for performing heteroskedasticity and a

Source URL: faculty.chicagobooth.edu

• Regression analysis
• Parametric statistics
• Statistical inference
• Instrumental variable
• Linear regression
• Simultaneous equations model
• T-statistic
• Heteroscedasticity
• Autocorrelation
• Statistics
• Econometrics
• Estimation theory

Behav Res DOIs13428Estimating the distribution of sensorimotor synchronization data: A Bayesian hierarchical modeling approach Rasmus Bååth 1

Source URL: www.sumsar.net

• Statistical theory
• Bayesian statistics
• Parametric statistics
• Point estimation
• Hierarchical Bayes model
• Maximum a posteriori estimation
• T-statistic
• Parameter
• Maximum likelihood
• Statistics
• Statistical inference
• Estimation theory

Additional Information: Logging Residues Quantity The Subregional Timber Supply (SRTS) model was used to estimate and predict logging residues for the southeastern U.S. SRTS uses U.S. Forest Service FIA data to project t

Source URL: www.biosat.net

• Lumber
• Biomass
• Logging
• Forest
• United States Forest Service
• Forestry
• Land management
• Systems ecology

MA300.2 Game Theory II, LSE Lecture 10: Sequential Games with Imperfect Information 1. The Spence Signaling Model Or: a model of education in which you don’t really learn anythingBut that’s not why this model

Source URL: www.econ.nyu.edu

• Economics
• Signaling game
• Strategy
• Economic equilibrium
• Sequential equilibrium
• Science
• Bayesian game
• Nash equilibrium
• Game theory
• Problem solving
• The Intuitive Criterion